07/04/2026
You kept quiet when it mattered most.
When John Dramani Mahama was being dragged and labeled “Papa No,” you sat back and watched like it had nothing to do with you. You knew the truth, but silence was your choice.
That silence? It fueled the narrative. It gave people confidence to run with it. It helped shape public perception; and in politics, perception is everything.
Today, you want sympathy. But moments like this don’t come from nowhere. They’re built over time, through actions… and inactions.
Sometimes, staying quiet comes with a cost. And when the bill arrives, you don’t get to negotiate.
Peace ✌️
Hadji