If you want to turn out to be President, the girlfriends you have matter – Dr. Amoako Baah

A Political technological know-how lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah college of technology and generation (KNUST) wishes Ghanaians to stay vigilant and probe deeper into the substance of persons interested in leading the united states.

Dr. Richard Amoako Baah says as soon as someone steps inside the ring of government, not nothing approximately such individual will become private, consisting of their sexual family members.

He believes a man who desires to grow to be President but is morally bankrupt no longer deserves that noble position.

“Don’t tell me the number of girlfriends one has is a person rely upon. it's far best non-public in case you don’t want to be a President, however the moment you step into the ring of government, it is not a personal rely,” stated Dr. Amoako Baah.

He says knowing the other side of any man or woman looking to steer the kingdom will assist the voters to make knowledgeable choices.

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Dr Amoako Baah and Host of NHYIRA FM Morning show, Nana Jantuah

speakme to Nhyira FM’s Nana Jantuah on Kuro Yi Mu Nsem, Dr. Amoako Baah, puzzled about the ethical proper of a Presidential hopeful who's perceived to be a womanizer to be a great leader.

“Can a man who's married and chasing girlfriends lead a rustic?” he wondered. “Don’t allow them to idiot you that those are private subjects, and the way can they even propose the young ones on morality?”

The Political technology lecturer wishes Ghanaians to fit the man or woman of any presidential hopeful to their phrases.

“The people of Kumasi are on my neck pronouncing I made them vote for Nana Addo. it's miles actual due to the fact I didn’t understand him. I listened to his sweet words and we made a mistake due to the fact we most effectively listened to him. We ought to have compared his words to his man or woman to have recognized higher. So don’t simply pay attention to them, realize their person too,” Dr. Amoako Baah said.

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