Ibrahim Mahama's Bid Rejected Despite Offering 90% Benefits to Ghana of the Lithium deal

Ibrahim Mahama, the brother of former President John Mahama, faced rejection in his bid to contribute significantly to the nation's prosperity.

The entrepreneur, ready to employ Ghanaians and pledge 90% of the benefits from the litmus deal to the country, found his offer spurned, allegedly due to familial ties.

Ibrahim Mahama, equipped with both the license and machinery necessary for resource extraction, found himself in direct competition with the foreign company Barari DV. Despite his willingness to provide substantial benefits to Ghana, the bid was reportedly turned down, raising questions about the influence of familial connections in the decision-making process.

The rejection of Ibrahim Mahama's bid has ignited discussions about fairness and transparency in awarding such contracts, especially when a local contender demonstrates a commitment to contributing significantly to the nation's development.

Here a tweet

🇬🇭Ibrahim Mahama was ready to employ Ghanaians and give Ghana 90% of the litmus deal but they rejected his bid because his senior brother is John Mahama💔

Ibrahim Mahama has the license and equipment to extract the resource same as the foreign company(Barari DV) taking 70% 🥹 pic.twitter.com/9rE6ltD29B

— Uncle Paa Kwesi (@papakwesi_jr) December 8, 2023