(Video) Young Ghanaian man makes shocking threat ahead of presidential election
A disturbing statement has emerged from a young Ghanaian man, who has vowed to take his own life if Vice President Dr. Bawumia wins the upcoming presidential election. In a shocking social media post, the individual made the drastic pledge, stating that he would rather end his life than see Dr. Bawumia ascend to the presidency.
In a chilling twist, the man also declared that anyone can take his life if he fails to follow through on his promise. The threat has sparked widespread concern and outrage, with many calling for the young man to seek help and reconsider his drastic decision.
As news of the threat spread, social media erupted with reactions. “Gyimie saa asɛ he will vote on behalf of every Ghanaian,” wrote one user, while another cautioned, “Charlie let be mindful on the things we put out. It’s an election and anything can happen. Remember elections are more spiritual than physical.”
Some users criticized the young man’s stance, with one commenting, “The fact that there’s hardship does not necessarily mean your candidate will win at all cost.” Another user slammed, “Only people who don’t think well will vote for Bawumia.”
Others recalled past experiences, saying, “They said more than this about Nana Addo but he eventually became president. Many are mad but few are naked.” One user ominously wrote, “No one has his time, Insha Allah it is happening. He can go and hug his area transformer.”
Some users urged the young man to seek help, with one commenting, “Instead of him giving his life to Christ, he has given it to politics.” Another user lamented, “All these politicians don’t think about you!!”
The 2024 Ghanaian presidential election is shaping up to be a highly contested and intriguing race, with a diverse slate of candidates vying for the country’s highest office. Former President John Mahama, seeking a comeback, is facing off against incumbent Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, who is touting his economic expertise and grassroots appeal.
Meanwhile, Alan Kyerematen, a former cabinet member, is running as an independent, leveraging his experience and outsider status to attract disillusioned voters. Nana Kwame Bediako, a charismatic businessman, is also in the mix, injecting a populist fervor into the campaign. As the election approaches, Ghanaians are eagerly weighing the candidates’ visions, track records, and leadership styles, eager to shape the country’s future and consolidate its democratic gains.
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A young Ghanaian man has thrown a challenge, stating that he will take his own l!fe if Vice President Dr. Bawumia wins the upcoming presidential election. He also added that anyone around can k!ll him if he fails to take his own l!fe. pic.twitter.com/NbVsY4jKMf
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