Osman Ayariga has cast doubt on the sincerity of Dr.
Mahamudu Bawumia's recent apology to Ghanaians, branding it a calculated political move rather than a genuine act of accountability.
Speaking in a fiery interview on GHOne TV monitored by MyNewsGh, the acting Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority expressed deep skepticism about the Vice President-turned-flagbearer's motives, accusing him of trying to emotionally manipulate voters ahead of the 2024 general elections. "Bawumia's apology is a very dishonest apology," Ayariga said, adding that "it's all theatrics and dishonesty - the hallmarks of someone trying to be a con artist." According to Ayariga, Ghanaians are not looking for dramatic public relations stunts but sincere leadership that accepts responsibility for past failures.
He described Bawumia's public apology not as an admission of missteps, but a tactical move aimed at rebranding himself for political gain. "He's not apologizing because he regrets what happened.
