a section of the massive crowd. |
The
much publicised #dumsormuststop has taken off in ‘’peaceful’’ and
‘’successful’’ manner. Since the conception of the #dumsormuststop vigil idea,
by the #dumsortrio, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has been exasperated
by the idea.
It
is just normal that with the searing desire of Ghanaian politicians to continue
enriching themselves with national resources, the NDC as a whole is not going
to take it easy on anyone who dare pose as a threat to their re-election bid.
However,
the John Dramani Mahama lead administration would just have to live with the
threat an initiative like #dumsormuststop poses to them in their re-election
bid.
The
Mahama administration has comfortable botched up the entire nation-both social
and economic wise. More so, the menace of dumsor is very real unlike most
political propaganda that the Ghanaian political sphere has become used to. The
reality of dumsor had already made a legitimate case against President Mahama’s
competence. Coupled with the agitation of the people, the NDC government is
heading for the grave.
Turnout
on Saturday is an illustration of the fact that the people are increasingly
conscious their sovereignty. Ghanaians are now becoming aware that power
emanates from them. Now, citizens have come over the misconception that the politician
is the main man. We, citizens, are ready to use our right to vote to effect
positively impact our lives, and not fatten any one politicians’ wallets.
The
pain being caused by the Mahama administration is being felt in all magnitudes
across the nation. The numerous frustrated voices who added to the
#dumsormuststop campaign on various platforms is manifestation of the fact that
Ghanaians are not interested in being political fanatics any longer. Any leader
who mismanages the nation shall get the displeasure of the electorates.
Social
media has always been a daring tool. #occupyGhana has demonstrated the threat
social media poses to governments in event of frustration on the part of the
people. Now, #dumsormuststop has cemented the efficiency of the ravaging
potentials of social media. Furthermore, the Arab Spring amongst many other
revolutions is a testimony of the impact of social media on governments who
citizens become disgruntled with.
Now, we, Ghanaians have a colourful elements
necessary to ‘’fire’’ any government. I can only bet on one thing-Mahama and
his people have their hearts in their mouths.
Dumsor is very frustrating. the government has to sit up
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