Prez Mahama�s Achievement Similar To The Prodigal Son�s Story

A non-partisan group called Critical Thinkers International has akin the achievements of President John Dramani Mahama to the lifestyle of the Prodigal Son in the Bible who messed up the inheritance he got from his father.

According to the group, President Mahama has messed up the economic fortunes he inherited from his successor, the late Ex-President Atta Mills as there are economic indicators which attest to this fact.


Below Is The Full Statement Of Critical Thinkers International:

Prez Mahama’s Achievement Similar To The Prodigal Son’s Story

All economic indicators available can easily point to the fact that, the current achievements’ President Mahama has made with Ghana after his appointment and elections as President of the country is very similar to that of the Biblical Prodigal Son’s story after his inheritance was given to him by his wealthy father.

Note, with the Holy Bible as our source of reference, the Prodigal Son cheaply acquired his wealth by forcefully collecting the share of his inheritance from his father when he was not yet ripe to have it.

After a collection of his inheritance, he lost all of it through his mismanagement which eventually brought him to a zero account balance.

After reaching his zero account balance, he then fell prey to a very wicked rich man (a man who was so wicked that, he won’t even give him food to eat), whom he worked with as his servant by taking care of his pigs.

The above story of the Prodigal Son is very similar to that of President Mahama’s story ever since his appointment and election as President of Ghana till now and below is the prove of it.

Note, John Mahama was appointed President after the late Ex-President Atta Mills’ death and that eventually got him a cheap flagbearership position through an endorsement because, the time was too short for the NDC to go for a congress for a competitive election to choose a flagbearer, just like how the Prodigal Son cheaply acquired his wealth without a sweat.

Secondly, President Mahama even though was handed a very wealthy economy by the late Ex-President Atta Mills, has still been able to bring it down to its current mess Ghana finds itself in, just like how the Prodigal Son messed up his wealthy Father.

Note, in 2009, under the leadership of the late Ex-President Atta Mills, President Obama described Ghana as the rising star of Africa but in 2014, under the leadership of President Mahama, the renowned Financial Times wrote that, Ghana has tarnished her rising star image.

Lastly, President Mahama out of confusion over his mess of the buoyant economy he was handed had no choice than go for IMF bailout for this Bretton Wood institution to cruelly manage Ghana with very hard measures/conditions just as the Prodigal Son has no choice than to hand himself to the wicked rich man for survival.

Some of the indicators to prove our above claim are as follows:
President Mahama inherited 14.4% GDP growth rate from the late Ex-President Atta Mills and has brought it to as low as 4.0%
President Mahama again inherited a 1.9 cedis to a dollar from the late Ex-President Atta Mills and depreciated it to a peak of 4.6 cedis per dollar before moving it up to its current 3.8 cedis to a dollar.

Furthermore, NDC of which the now President then, inherited a record of 12% interest rate from NPP under Ex-President Kufuor’s governance but he has managed to bring it now to a record high of 36% under his governance as President.

In conclusion, Critical Thinkers International will want to advice that, just as the Prodigal Son went back to his father’s house to gain a better live, Ghanaians should also do a similar thing with respect to President Mahama, so that they can start living good again and that should either be through forcing President Mahama to do them or getting rid of him and the NDC completely for a better party through the 2016 elections.

Thank you

May God be praise always

Signed

Critical Thinkers International

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