GH Woman Praises President John Dramani Mahama for Reducing Rice and Fuel Prices, “He Dey Force”
- A popular Ghanaian TikToker shared her personal experience with food prices, openly praising former President John Dramani Mahama for what she described as economic relief
- According to her, market prices, especially rice, were far lower than expected, allowing her to shop generously for her family during the festive period
- Online audiences quickly joined the discussion, with many weighing in on food and fuel prices while debating how accurate her observations were
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A Ghanaian woman has sparked lively online conversations after commending former President John Dramani Mahama over what she described as improved affordability of basic goods.
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In a TikTok video shared January 6, 2025, the content creator narrated her surprise during a routine market visit.
Expecting steep prices due to the festive rush, she said she was instead met with figures that allowed her to buy far more than planned.
At the rice stall, the quoted price reportedly caught her off guard. Laughing in disbelief, she explained that she had braced herself for a much higher cost, only to walk away impressed and relieved.
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“President Mahama dey force. I am not even going to lie. Honestly, when I heard the price, I paused,” she said. “I didn’t expect it to be this manageable.”
Building on that moment, the TikToker went further to applaud John Dramani Mahama, crediting his leadership style for what she believes is a more people-focused economic direction. In a tone filled with admiration, she remarked that he had already done enough to earn her praise.
Attention then shifted to fuel prices. With visible excitement, she pointed out that fuel appeared cheaper compared to previous months, describing the change as encouraging for households and transport users alike.
Although she openly identified as a supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), she admitted that her loyalty to the party was closely tied to her admiration for Mahama’s personality and leadership.
“I always say it clearly,” she added. “My love for the NDC is because of President Mahama.”
Watch the TikTok video below.
The video attracted widespread reactions. While some viewers agreed with her assessment, others shared contrasting experiences, turning the comment section into a broader conversation about Ghana’s cost of living.
Peeps react to praising Mahama
Ghanaians have thronged the comment section as they share their own views on the economy.
🖤•||•𝓝𝓔𝓢𝓢𝓐•||•🌹 shared:
"I’m an NPP member, but trust me, he’s doinga great job 👏 ❤️❤️❤️."
Harrismadeit🇨🇦🇬🇭 wrote:
"But was there dumsor when he came back to power?"
Musa Dankwa wrote:
"I can't even believe it, the president has really done very well."
Celestina Baidoo added:
"Father for all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤."
Prophet shares prophecy on Shraf Mahama
In another development, the General Overseer of Gethsemane Glory Evangelical Ministry International, Prophet William Baffour Asare, has sparked controversy following his latest prophetic declaration.
This comes after the man of God, during the 31st December Watch Night Service at his church, spoke about Sharaf Mahama, the son of Ghana’s President, John Mahama, based on a vision he claimed to have had.
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According to him, he foresaw in a vision that people with bad intentions had masterminded evil plans against Sharaf Mahama in 2026.
He therefore admonished President John Mahama to be cautious about his son’s public outings and ensure that his safety is prioritised.
Eric Boahen Uche's prophecy reportedly fulfilled
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian preacher Eric Boahen Uche went viral after a December 31 prophecy appeared to be fulfilled.
Speaking before his congregation, the Reign House Chapel founder said he had foreseen developments in Nigeria, adding that Israel would announce the establishment of a military base in the West African country in 2026.
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has since expressed intentions to join efforts with the United States to combat the persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
Source: YEN.com.gh
