No one will recognize Mahama as president if he forms a parallel government – Kofi Akpaloo

General news for Wednesday, December 16, 2020

Source: My GH news

2020-12-16

“There is nothing wrong with former President John Dramani Mahama forming a parallel government, but the problem is that no one will recognize him as President of the Republic,” said presidential candidate and founder of the Liberal Party of Ghana (LPG), Percival. Kofi Akpaloo. said.

For him, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as a political party is agitating against the Electoral Commission (EC) just to tell Ghanaians that they are happy about the massive support and votes that their candidate John Mahama received in the just-concluded elections.

Akpaloo’s comment comes days after the member of Parliament (MP) for the central Tamale constituency, Alhaji Inusah Fuseini, told the former president to pronounce himself president and form a parallel government.

According to Mr. Inusah Fuseini, John Dramani Mahama won the elections without question, so he must declare himself president and form a parallel government.

“I have said and advocated that he declare himself president and form a parallel government,” Alhaji Inusah Fuseini said while being interviewed on Pan Africa TV.

“The impunity of this government, which is legendary, must stop, and we stop it that way,” he added.

However, responding to this statement by the deputy, the founder of LPG sarcastically supported the idea of ​​forming a parallel government but categorically stated that the legitimacy of such a government would be questionable.

Let him (Mahama) form his parallel government. The parallel government is everywhere. Because when you go to all the advanced countries, they have shadow ministers for this, shadow minister for that, so Mahama can appoint his shadow health minister, among others, and no one can prevent it. So if Inusah Fuseni tells him to form a parallel government, he can. ” Akpaloo said this in an interview with Angel Fm Kumasi monitored by MyNewsGH.com.

But above all that, Mahama cannot be sworn in as president of Ghana. The best he can do is find some of the top judges who are retired to do it for him on a Sunday, but having people recognize him as president is another matter, ”Akpaloo told Kwame Tanko, host of the Angel program. in the morning.