Mzbel And Friends ‘Mock’ Dr. Bawumia, Call Him ‘Oldman’

Songstress MzBel, in a Facebook live stream has mocked the Vice-President of Ghana, Dr Mahamadu Bawumia and the NPP government.

In the video which has since gone viral, MzBel and some unidentified men were heard saying the many promises of the NPP government has affected them.

According to Mzbel, the load of work at the presidency, coupled with the pressure on the NPP government to fulfill their numerous campaign promises seem to be seriously affecting the Veep’s looks.

They mocked Dr. Bawumia over what they described as his inability to withstand the political heat and prove to Ghanaians that he is competent.

They were heard saying Dr Bawumia, who was a “fresh boy” in opposition has all of sudden become an “old man”.

This according to them is as a result of his inability to withstand the political heat and prove to Ghanaians that he is competent.

“They were always saying Mahama is incompetent and now that they’ve come they can’t see anything. Mzbel and her friends said amidst laughter.

They further added that; They thought it was easy.”  They were bragging about working under Kufuor and thus know more.

“Now Bawumia fresh boy has turned into an Oldman at ones. The pressure is too much. His hair has turned grey unexpectedly,” she said in Ga.

They did not end it there but also taunted the entire Akufo-Addo led government.

They described President Nana Akufo-Addo as “King Promise” and the Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta as “James Bond”. According to them, the President deserves the title because he is very fond of making unfeasible promises.

As for Mr. Ofori-Atta, James Bond, they say, best fit him as he is noted for talking about the sale of treasury bills and bonds.

“We’ll call him King Promise and the Finance Minister James Bond. He’s always looking for bonds and now he’s even bringing China bond, ” they mocked.

“You guys have gotten what you’ve been looking for. The numerous promises you voted for. Now you want to protest against the government for not fulfilling them. For the where? Mzbel also added.