MANASSEH WRITES: A critique of Akufo-Addo’s “Thank You” tour

When the much-vilified Old Man showed up again for the third time, his fate on the chopping board of the sharp-teethed babies and ill-bred adults was more predictable than the electoral results of Bantama or Ketu South. 

They said he was too old to contest. He contested. They said he was too sick to campaign, but he campaigned. When the young men lost their voices speaking softly, he screamed but still did not cough. 

They said he was so sick that after campaigning for one week, he would be flown out secretly to Great Britain or elsewhere in Europe for medical treatment. But he endured the rugged roads while others flew in helicopters.

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