Bawumia has no agenda to make Ghana an Islamic nation – Abdul-Hamid

He said the voting patterns of Ghanaian Muslims in the 2024 presidential election demonstrated that religious identity did not determine their political choices and, therefore, could not be used to suggest that a Muslim presidency would transform Ghana into an Islamic nation.” Dr Abdul-Hamid, therefore, cautioned against attempts to portray a potential Bawumia presidency as a religious project, saying the former Vice President had pursued an economic and developmental agenda throughout his professional and political career.1, GNA – Dr Mustapha Abdul-Hamid, a religious scholar and former Minister of Information, has dismissed claims that Dr Mahamudu Bawumia’s presidential ambitions are part of an agenda to turn Ghana into an Islamic state.