Ghanaian lawyer and politician who formerly served as the Deputy Minister of Transport in Ghana under the Mahama-led administration, Joyce Bawah Mogtari, has stated that likes to engage in intelligent debates rather than insults.
In a Twitter post, she expressed willingness to receive constructive criticism and feedback.
“If you follow my SM handles, you know that I am not one who resorts to insults, save on occasion when I have probably lost my cool.
“As a lawyer and politician I enjoy witty and intelligent debates and I welcome constructive criticism and feedback.
“No matter the unnecessary and pointless insults, I will ignore the provocation and ask kindly you focus on the issues,” she posted.
“Can someone please start pulling out the raft of lies @Bawumia and the failed promises that were made between 2014 and now! Where is @receiptguy long time no see please be the arbiter and do well to help!”
If you follow my SM handles, you know that I am not one to resort to insults, save on occasion when I have probably lost my cool!
— Joyce Bawah Mogtari (@joyce_bawah) November 21, 2023
As a Lawyer and a Politician I enjoy witty and intelligent debates and I welcome constructive criticism and feedback!
No matter the unnecessary…
Bawah Mogtari issued this statement in response to her surprise at the audacity of New Patriotic Party (NPP) members attacking National Democratic Congress (NDC) members, despite what she characterized as lies and falsehoods propagated by Nana Addo and Bawumia against former President Mahama and the NDC.
In a separate post, she called for a thorough examination of the alleged lies and unfulfilled promises made by Vice President Bawumia and urged @receiptguy to step in and address the situation.
In the People’s Manifesto, John Dramani Mahama, the former President of Ghana and current flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has unveiled an extensive strategy to enhance the country’s economic growth and development.
This initiative involves the implementation of a 24-hour economy policy, with the goal of establishing a favorable environment for businesses to operate continuously.
The policy’s objectives include maximizing productivity, fostering employment opportunities, and catalyzing economic prosperity.