And you expect Muslim delegates to vote for your candidate after the blunder that exposed you and your bigoted ilk?
Campaign is a banter between people to push their agenda that they feel may inure to the benefit of the nation, yet when it descends to the point of denigration, disparagement, and downright religious bigotry, then it carries a facade of charlatanism that must be condemned in no uncertain terms.
Hon Alan Kyeremanten does not deserve the fallout from your goofy foolishness. He is a respectable man admired by many, and as he is contesting to be the flagbearer of our revered NPP, he needs to sit up to avoid any slander that may mar his chances at a position that he has sought to be in for years.
Dr Mahmoudu Bawumia, as I always say, is my Muslim brother and from a region I call home. To say that people should vote for him because he is a Muslim and a Northerner cannot be in the curriculum of my political discourse in as much as I would love to use it as a captivating caption if I were on his campaign trail.
So do you think that Muslims are lesser breeds than Christians? And whoever told you that Muslims are a minority in Ghana? In the census at the turn of the millennium in the year 2000, the Muslim population was at 30% while the Christian population was pegged at 34%. Those were the reduced figures released by the American CIA, yet the corrupt local organisations at the time, manned by bigoted rascals as your dishonourable self who would not hesitate to sell their conscience for a piece of roasted plantain and groundnuts to cushion their hunger, further distorted figures to manage the paranoia of the devil’s appendages.
For your information, let me refer you to the Religious Bodies Registration Law 1989, which requires all religious bodies to register with the National Commission on Culture. That legislation put the Muslim population at 45 per cent. This correct figure conflicts with the warped statistics of the other national censuses conducted as a scam to throw dust in the eyes of Ghanaians. What are you scared of?
Bluntly put, the population of both Muslims and Christians are almost at par. Even in your shithole constituency, what is the population of Muslims versus the bleeting flock of the makeshift churches to which you belong? Are you not ashamed to play the tribal and religious cards?
Well, guess what, if you are the Eastern Regional Coordinator for the Alan Camp and you do not apologise as I am sure Hon Kyeremanten would ask you to do, I will come on board the bandwagon and shred your integrity, which you are almost bereft of, and that of your general campaign. Not only would I do that, I will, also, take the battle to your doorstep and do the unthinkable to ensure that the Muslim Northerner, Dr Bawumia, becomes the flagbearer of the NPP.
Have you heard any other campaign team make such phobic remarks as not to vote for a Muslim? Have you not noticed the cleanliness of Hon Boakye Agyarko (I love this man) or Hon Akoto Afriyie, or Hon Kennedy Agyapong (I love this guy, too), and Hon Joe Ghartey (my school mate)?
You would have thought that Hon Kennedy Agyapong would raise some rubble, but no! Because being an outspoken champion does not make him rude, inconsiderate or vile as your rotten soul comes across to be. No wonder you are a wine-taam MP, as you would say!
I love Islam! I am a Muslim! And Muslims are my brethren no matter their excesses towards me, and I will certainly support one over any other!
I have neither decided to join any campaign team nor do I think that I would, but if I should use your strategy then you know that I am for Dr Mahmoud Bawumia. Then again, everyone must stand up for the person, who can move Ghana forward. Both Alan and Bawumia have what it takes, and although one has more clout than the other, the way to campaign must never boil down to ethnicity and religion.
You seem to be unstinting and quite benevolent with your foolishness. Your narcissism adorns you with horrible arrogance. Maybe that is why you lost your seat. It would seem to me that your flatulence makes mockery of a skunk’s stench, so I would advise that you bundled up and dumped yourself at the farthest rubbish heap to save our civilised society your horrid stench!
By Fadi Dabbousi