John Agyekum Kufour, former president of Ghana has described Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the flag bearer of the NPP , as the ideal leader for Ghana at this critical juncture in its history.

President Kufour commended Bawumia’s abilities and reiterated his confidence in his leadership.

Former President John Agyekum Kufour emphasized that Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s vision and expertise position him as the most suitable leader to steer Ghana through its present challenges. Kufour reflected on the criticism he faced when he initially referred to Bawumia as a “man of destiny,” recalling how his endorsement was met with harsh opposition and insults from some factions. Despite the backlash, Kufour remains unwavering in his support for Bawumia, believing strongly in his leadership capabilities.

Former President Kufour reaffirmed his continued belief in Bawumia’s potential, expressing strong conviction in his suitability to lead the country as president.

In an interview on Asempa FM on November 13, former President John Agyekum Kufour took the opportunity to emphasize Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s impressive track record, underscoring his profound understanding of Ghana’s economic challenges. Kufour highlighted Bawumia’s expertise in economic matters, particularly his innovative approaches to governance and his ability to craft solutions for the country’s development. He praised Bawumia’s analytical skills and foresight, noting that the current Vice President’s contributions to shaping national policy and addressing economic issues position him as a leader capable of navigating Ghana through its complex challenges. Kufour’s remarks reaffirmed his belief in Bawumia’s leadership potential, stressing that his experience and vision make him well-suited for the presidency.

Former President Kufour praised Dr. Bawumia’s foresight, describing it as a crucial asset in addressing Ghana’s complex economic challenges and implementing forward-looking policies. Kufour emphasized that Bawumia’s leadership would play a key role in propelling Ghana to its next phase of development. Reflecting on past criticism, he recalled the backlash he faced when he first referred to Bawumia as a “Man of Destiny.” Despite the attacks, Kufour stood by his statement, confident that Bawumia is the right person to lead the country at this critical moment in its history. “I know why I said that,” Kufour affirmed. “I believe he’s the best man Ghana needs right now, and Ghanaians should give him a chance.”