We must end ‘slash-and-burn’ politics in Ghana – Adutwum

Dr Osei-Adutwum emphasised the urgent need for a paradigm shift in Ghanaian politics, urging a departure from the divisive ‘slash and burn’ tactics that have long characterised the political landscape.

He cautioned that such practices significantly threaten the nation’s progress, stressing that Ghana cannot afford to thrive amidst such polarisation.

Dr Osei-Adutwum decried the prevalent practice of vilifying political opponents solely for electoral gains, asserting that such tactics undermine public trust in politicians and erode the foundation of democracy.

“I believe that our are better days are ahead of us and not behind us

Let me for a moment assure you that Ghanaians must wake up to defend and to ensure that politicians don’t tell us what we want to hear and do something different.

I am going to ensure that he looks so bad in the eyes of the voter

It is that reason why most Ghanaians don’t trust the politician,” he stated.