Renowned Ghanaian broadcaster, Captain Smart, has lambasted Kofi Jumah, former CEO of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA), over his disparaging remarks about individuals affiliated with the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Jumah allegedly claimed that NDC members are “mad and unwise” and only become wise upon joining the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
Captain Smart expressed outrage, questioning why Jumah would insult a woman, Patricia Appiagyei, simply because she contested and won against him. Smart highlighted Jumah’s poor performance as KMA boss, despite promises to utilize waste products to generate electricity. He also criticized Jumah’s remarks about Patricia Appiagyei, alleging she used her body to secure a position from former President Kuffour.
Smart emphasized that Jumah’s behavior is unacceptable, especially considering his age and position. He noted that Jumah has also insulted people from Cape Coast, which is documented in a video, urging citizens to vote against the NPP due to such divisive rhetoric.
The broadcaster criticized Jumah’s hypocrisy, pointing out that he once insulted former President Mahama, a northerner, despite Mahama’s contributions to the country, such as building the central market. Smart revealed that Jumah was brought from America, where he worked as a taxi driver, by Kuffour and appointed as KMA boss.
Captain Smart concluded by stressing the importance of thinking critically, regardless of age, and promoting unity rather than divisive politics. He emphasized that one cannot promote their own interests at the expense of others.
