No insults, just facts: NPP Canada organizer vows to defend Bawumia
NPP Canada Branch Organizer Yakubu Alhassan, popularly known as BigMo, has pledged to defend the record of former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, insisting that the party will rely on facts rather than insults in responding to criticism.
Speaking in an official statement issued by the NPP Canada Branch, Alhassan said the time had come for the party to more strongly communicate what he described as Bawumia’s achievements and contributions during his tenure as Vice President.
“Enough is enough. NPP Canada will defend Bawumia. We will defend his record when he was a Vice President. We will speak facts, not insults,” he said.
Alhassan also expressed disappointment with the administration of President John Mahama, accusing the government of failing to fulfill promises made to Ghanaians during the 2024 general election.
According to him, the debate over Ghana’s development should focus on policies, measurable achievements and the ability of political leaders to build systems that deliver sustainable results.
“Bawumia is not a talkative. NPP builds systems that work and Bawumia represents innovation and jobs,” Alhassan said.
His comments come amid continued political debate over the performance and legacy of the previous New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration and the direction of the current government.
