Ubuntu writes 50 reasons why you should not vote for Mahama

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1. Cancelled Nursing training allowance 

2. Cancelled teacher training allowance 

3. Three Months pay  policy when workers have worked for two years and over.

4. Took Ghana to IMF under no economic or global crisis

5. Dumsor  4 years and 5 months.

6. Agric grew negative under his reign as President .

7. Health insurance collapsed under Mahama 

8. Whimsical promise of a desperate politician on free shs

9. Many African countries have made mistakes in the past introducing free Shs.

10. No chalk syndrome in Ghana.

11. He couldn't pay Feeding grant in the northern schools.

12. If I have 2 billion Cedis I wont invest in free shs

13. Introduced payment of Utility fee in the  universities.

14. Took ford expedition 

15. Handed over Nyinahin Bauxite to his brother

16 He has Insulted Gas

17. Insulted Asantes(yede gold tare f)m koraa eny3 mmo f3 

18. Insulted Clergy

19. Insulted chiefs

20. Unemployed graduates association of Ghana under his tenure as President 

21. I will not restore training allowance even if it costs my presidency.

22 . Investigated for corruption by Atta Mills 

23. Stx deal never materialized.

24. Bus branding saga 

25. Akoko nkititi policy 

26 Wellington boot and Aboboyaa policy 

27.  24 hour economy Not by Force 

28. Ndc has the track record of unleashing violence.

29. Requested for vice president official residence as  ex gratia.

30.Allegedly  Bought cars for slay Queens 

31. Collapsed Business due to Dumsor 

32. Agenda 111 overly ambitious and unrealistic.

33. Tree planting in dry season.

34. His government supplied sub standard Ambulance which is now in court 

35. Never built one railway line

36. Built circle interchange for 260 million dollars.Akufo Addo has built 4 interchanges at 280 million dollars 

37. Hope city project never came through.

38.Interoperability figure was outrageous 

39. National Apprenticeship policy done already yet in his manifesto 

40. Petrol shortage and queues under mahama

41. Gas shortage under Mahama 

42 Yawe sika aka dompe 

43. Leap 64 cedis was not increased since it's inception by Kuffour.  When Mahama was leaving office it was still 64 cedis

44. I am not a magician to put monies in your pocket 

45. He gave  headpans to Kaye yie girls.

46.  will go on a honey moon after being elected.

47. Ghanaians have short memory 

48. Use of harsh language on national platform "( election is about the economy,Stupid)"

49. Npp will use Bawumia and dump him.

50. Ghanaians complain too much.

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