Former Member of Parliament for Tamale Central, Inusah Fuseini, has leveled serious accusations against Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, alleging that the VP fabricated details surrounding the demise of his own father, Alhaji Mumuni Bawumia.
During an interview on Citi TV on February 11, 2024, Fuseini, a former minister of lands and natural resources, challenged the authenticity of Dr. Bawumia’s account of his father’s passing, suggesting that Alhaji Mumuni Bawumia did not die from the conditions as portrayed by his son.
Fuseini emphatically stated, “Alhaji Mumuni Bawumia, who I knew very well, and I know Bawumia very well, did not die from anaemia. He didn’t die from anaemia. He died a natural death.”
The former legislator further questioned the credibility of Dr Bawumia’s statements, asserting that such falsifications erode public trust, a fundamental aspect of politics.
Citing instances of what he perceived as dishonesty on the part of the vice president, Fuseini referenced Dr. Bawumia’s previous comments during the 2016 election campaign regarding the end of the energy crisis (dumsor), juxtaposing them with recent claims made by the VP.
In contrast, during Dr. Bawumia’s presentation of his presidential vision to Ghanaians on February 9, 2024, he recounted the harrowing experience of losing his father due to the unavailability of blood for transfusion. Dr. Bawumia detailed how his family struggled to secure blood for his father’s medical emergency, ultimately leading to his father’s demise.
The vice president’s emotional anecdote formed part of his commitment to implementing medical drone delivery technology in Ghana, emphasizing the need to prevent avoidable deaths by ensuring timely access to essential medical supplies.
As accusations and counter-accusations continue to mark the political landscape, the veracity of Dr. Bawumia’s narrative remains a subject of contention, underscoring the significance of transparency and honesty in political discourse.
Ebei my brother Inusah!!!. …How can you tell his story for him even though he has a brother in NDC who might be feeding you with nonsense!!…My family had been close to theirs since their school days …their father lived next to us at Kalpohin.Please don’t say what you don’t know!!
Hmmm! Now every word that comes from the mouth of Dr Alhaji becomes the topical issue for his opponents. The latter are never setting any topical agenda. Does that stand to say they have nothing in the kitty for the apolitical ones like me to analyse and make decisions.??? They had better stopped child’s play and be serious for once.
If you were also not fabricating your story and lying like Bawumia why are you hiding under the name anonymous?
Is death from anaemia not a natural death? Mr Lawyer Too Known, you are also a liar. First class.
VP father is a chairman of council of state under J J REIGN , HE can not die like that.
Mr. Inusah Fuseini, how can you know some body more than his child. You are challenging Bawumia about the cause of death of his late father. When people ask for the post mortem report of the late JEA Mills, than you haya problem. Kindly tell us how Mills died than Bawumia.
Enough is enough please.Can we have the autopsy report in order to allow all sleeping dogs to lie.
My humble suggestion
The VP said that his father could not pay his school fees and he had to scrub floors on Canada and other places before he could graduate but we all know that, he is lying graduate.. His father was ambassador and later chairman of the council of state. Before these time his father was MP and Regional Minister and held other high public positions. But Dr. Mahamudu prefers to degrade his father in the public domain for his parochial presidential ambition. Its sad!
Inusah Fusini has through his profession to the dogs & have gone down to the gutters.
You are a big lair, how can you know the health, death of the VP. President than he himself?
You talk from your stomach and not from your brains