Activist and convenor of the Fix The Country movement, Oliver Barker-Vormawor, has described President-elect John Mahama’s recent electoral victory as a mandate for constitutional reform and probity and accountability.
In a Facebook post, Barker-Vormawor noted that President Mahama’s impressive win, which saw him secure 56% of the popular vote, 14 out of 16 regions, 68% of the military vote, and 80% of the police vote, presents a unique opportunity for transformational change.
“This is a mandate for Constitutional Reform! This is a mandate for probity and accountability, if I ever saw one. A mandate to build a legacy no one has ever been able to build, apart from Nkrumah,” he emphasized.
Mr. Barker-Vormawor cautioned that the trust reposed in President Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) must not be wasted, stressing that “we are prepared to give the new President a mandate from the streets too.”
According to him, the NDC’s own internal dynamics pose the greatest threat to its success.
“Wallahi, Only the NDC can sabotage the NDC at this rate,” he asserted.
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