Your silence on Mahama’s use of Dzata Airlines is loud – Kow Essuman to Ablakwa

In a recent statement, Kow Essuman criticized Samuel Ablakwa for his silence regarding President John Mahama's use of Dzata Airlines. Essuman highlighted the contradiction in Ablakwa's vocal criticism of government officials while remaining silent about Mahama's actions. He emphasized that the president’s choice to utilize a private airline raises questions about accountability and transparency among political figures.

Essuman pointed out that such silence is notable, especially given Ablakwa’s previous fervor in addressing similar issues involving current government officials. He urged Ablakwa to apply the same scrutiny to Mahama as he does to others, suggesting that consistent accountability should be a standard expected from all leaders, regardless of their political affiliations.

This call for fairness seeks to remind the public and politicians alike that oversight should extend across the political spectrum. By drawing attention to this perceived double standard, Essuman aims to foster a more transparent dialogue regarding the conduct of public figures in Ghana's political landscape, insisting that all leaders must be held accountable equally.