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Kwesi Pratt, Mornah accuse Akufo-Addo’s aides of subjecting him to ridicule
The two critics of the president, who were speaking on Radio Gold’s “Alhaji and Alhaji” Saturday said the president was made to read a lengthy speech on May Day when he had flu and that he misrepresented facts in his speech.
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They were discussing the May Day speech of the president.
“The handlers of the President have a very big problem…because of the way they handle him, they have always subjected him to national and international ridicule and by extension subjected all of us as a people to an international ridicule and embarrassment…,” Bernard Mornah said.
He added: “They could have made his speech shorter; if they knew he had cold (flu), they could have made his speech brief but they didn’t do that and he was coughing intermittently and I think it was not proper; except that deliberately they consistently want to subject him to embarrassment…they could have made the speech very brief; they (handlers) need to watch out and do better than they are doing…he is not just the president for NPP but a president for all of us.”
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On his part, Mr Pratt noted that the president is not getting the best of advice. "People Appointed to assist him do his work are letting him down big time. May Day is such an important occasion…it is important to get his facts right; more than 26000 ghost names have…," he said.
“Before May Day it had been established that some of the workers (among the list of ghost names) are still at post and they are working…and yet somebody put that in the speech of the president; clear sabotage of the president. I think it is embarrassing for the President to be subjected to this and I think the handlers should do better. It is very important for the handlers of the President to be very careful about what they put in his speech.”
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