Ghana’s political arena is on fire once again as Richard Ahiagbah launches a blistering attack on former President John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), branding them “first-class scammers” in a statement that has sent shockwaves across the nation.
The explosive accusation has sparked intense reactions, with supporters and critics clashing fiercely over the bold claim. Social media platforms have become battlegrounds, as Ghanaians weigh in—some backing Ahiagbah’s remarks as justified criticism, while others condemn them as inflammatory and reckless.
Political analysts say the outburst underscores the deepening tensions between rival camps, especially as the stakes in Ghana’s political landscape continue to rise. The strong language used has only amplified the drama, turning the comment into a trending flashpoint nationwide.
All eyes are now on Mahama and the NDC. Will they respond with equal force, dismiss the claims, or pivot strategically as public attention intensifies?
This latest verbal clash has added fresh fuel to an already raging political fire—and the nation is watching every move.
President John Dramani Mahama and the NDC are first-class scammers. They deceived the clergy and Ghanaians into believing they are anti-LGBTQ to win political power. Now, as President Mahama claims, Anti-LGBTQ+ is not a priority. He states, “Anti-LGBTQ+ is not the most important… pic.twitter.com/5NtuFTKjuC
— Richard Ahiagbah (@RAahiagbah) April 1, 2026
