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Shatta Wale: ‘I don’t have any best-performing Mahama appointee’

Ghanaian musician Charles Nii Armah Mensah, popularly known as Shatta Wale, has expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of President John Dramani Mahama’s appointees, saying he is currently unable to identify any minister or government official whose performance stands out.

Shatta Wale: ‘I don’t have any best-performing Mahama appointee’

Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has voiced his discontent with the performance of President John Dramani Mahama's appointees, stating that he cannot identify any minister or government official who has excelled during his tenure. During an interview with GHOne TV, Shatta Wale was asked to name his best-performing ministers or presidential appointees.

He bluntly replied that he has no specific appointee to single out for praise. His comments, while reflecting his support for the President and his political ideology, suggest that his backing for Mahama does not extend to all members of his administration. Shatta Wale's remarks come at a time when public scrutiny of government ministers and appointees is high, particularly regarding their adherence to campaign promises, responsiveness to citizens, and performance in their respective sectors.

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