President Nana Akufo Addo was trending number one on Twitter on November 23,2020.
The hashtag affiliated with the president’s trend was not a good one as Twitter users labelled it ”Akufo Addo is Scam #AkuffoAddoisScam”
The controversies that surrounded the negative trend was the fact that some people believe the President has not been able to deliver as he promised in the year 2016.
Some of the ”failed promises” people mentioned in were as follows;
1.One Region-One theatre agenda
2.One Village – One Dam agenda.
3.One district-One market agenda, among many others..
However, Twitter users responded with the hashtag that didn’t go well with the President on Monday.
See the tweets below:
This NPP must Go #AkufoAddoIsScam pic.twitter.com/8p2pXgvNr6
— nuacoo nunoo (@nuacoo_nunoo) November 23, 2020
When Akufo Addo finally managed to add to Ghana’s energy generating capacity, this is what he did 👇🏽👇🏽…45kW.😂😂😂 #AkufoAddoIsScam pic.twitter.com/Epi4i1LaU1
— #Kwame Rikki 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 (@ricword4u) November 23, 2020
As a President you went all the way to download a sea defence from Jakarta and posted on your Facebook timeline as a project you did in Ghana. What type of scanner are you.#AkufoAddoIsScam pic.twitter.com/TQ4itKAfvS
— Comrade Ernest🐬 (@_ComradeErnest) November 23, 2020
Consequently, Joy 99.7FM also joined to share their views about the outlined hashtag,” Akufo Addo Is Scam”. They posted,” Every Ghanaian could be owing about 9,126 cedis. That’s if the total debt stock of 273.8 is shared between the population size of 30 million. If you are asked to pay 9,126 cedis will you be willing to pay to clear the nation’s debt?. They asked.
Every Ghanaian could be owing about 9,126 Cedis. That's if Ghana's total debt stock of 273.8 is shared among a population size of 30 million.
— Joy 99.7 FM (@Joy997FM) November 23, 2020
If you are asked to pay 9,126 Cedis, will you be willing to pay to clear the nation's debt?
Tweet at us via hashtag #JoySMS pic.twitter.com/unWDbU4LB5
Ghana is bleeding under @NAkufoAddo.#AkufoAddoIsScam #KickNanaOut https://t.co/bDjDOhlS6N
— 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭DEGREAT AYAX (@DegreatAyax) November 23, 2020
Year of roads has become year of potholes…. #AkufoAddoIsScam #KickNanaOut pic.twitter.com/4u3rb1judj
— AƑƐNYO™ 𓃵 (@AF3NYO) November 23, 2020
Source: Vibeweek.com