Bernard Antwi Boadiako, popularly known as Wontumi, the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), made a provocative statement at the Big Walk event in Bantama constituency. Organized by MP and Minister for Roads, Asenso Boakye, the event saw Wontumi claim that former President John Dramani Mahama left no valuable legacy behind at Jubilee House.

Wontumi, known for his vocal opinions on Mahama’s tenure, asserted that his visit to Jubilee House confirmed Mahama’s lack of lasting impact. This statement comes amidst Wontumi’s previous allegations that Mahama would have faced imprisonment if not for President Akufo-Addo’s presidential pardon.

Wontumi specifically mentioned the Air Bus scandal as one of the corruption allegations that could have led to Mahama’s imprisonment. This scandal, among others, has been a contentious issue in Ghanaian politics.

Interestingly, Wontumi’s statement suggests that Mahama’s perceived lack of legacy is reason enough for Ghanaians to reconsider voting for the NPP. This remark raises questions about the party’s stance on Mahama’s legacy and its potential impact on the upcoming elections.

Wontumi has been an outspoken critic of Mahama’s presidency, previously highlighting various corruption scandals. His statements often generate significant attention and debate within Ghanaian politics.

The response to Wontumi’s statement has been mixed, with some NPP supporters backing his claims and others criticizing his approach. Meanwhile, Mahama’s camp has yet to officially respond to these allegations.

The development adds to the complexity of Ghana’s political landscape, sparking conversations about legacy, corruption, and the nation’s future direction.