Dog Food: I Want Mahama To Remain “Careless” And “Vulgar”- Kyei-Brobbey

Ishaq Kyei-Brobbey, a Senior Lecturer at Kumasi Technical University, has advised former President John Mahama to persist in his use of vulgar language when addressing Ghanaians.

Kyei-Brobbey’s advice was prompted by Mahama’s recent statement about the poor quality of food served in Senior High Schools (SHSs), where he compared it to food meant for dogs.

Kyei-Brobbey encouraged Mahama to continue making such statements, claiming that they would work to the advantage of Vice President Bawumia in the 2024 elections, as Bawumia focuses on digitalization and the gold-for-oil policy.

Kyei-Brobbey went on to describe Mahama as a man who represents vulgar language and propaganda, criticizing him for comparing the meals served to students to those served to dogs.

Kyei-Brobbey also questioned Mahama’s own experience of food in SHSs and accused him of being a “too known man” who had enjoyed the benefits of free SHS and free meals despite his father’s wealth.