Akua Donkor Sends Another Strong Warning To John Mahama



 Presidential Candidate of Ghana Freedom Party in the just ended 2020 elections, Madam Akua Donkor has once again issued another warning to the strongest opposition leader and flag bearer of NDC, John Mahama.

According to Akua Donkor, Mahama should accept defeat and stop causing chaos in the country and to stop stop throwing dust into the eyes of his party supporters.

During an on-air interview with Angel FM’s afternoon Drive Time host Ike De Unpredictable, Madam Akua Donkor firmly opined that whether John Mahama likes it or not, Nana Addo is the winner of the 2020 elections.

She further remarked that although NDC has filed a petition at the Supreme court, she truly knows at the end of the day, Nana Addo will remain the president of Ghana and it’s better the NDC executives accept that fact.

She also stated that, NDC will loose the Supreme Court ruling and will come out again to lie to their supporters that they were cheated at the law court and thus, Ghanaians shouldn’t listen to their continuous deceit and lies.

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