It is sad to observe that no public discourse is pushing or even merely discussing a possible prosecution of the current president of Ghana whose ethno-elitist government has plunged the nation of Ghana into such great desolation.

If governance and democracy in Ghana were a serious enterprise as we see in the western worlds—where government officials commit insignificant mistakes in line of duty and resign of their own volition or get fired—the ridiculous national cathedral crater alone would be enough reason to prosecute that man after leaving office. Manasseh Azure’s book reveals so many other serious reasons the president should be prosecuted. But as I’ve always said, Ghana’s democracy is just experimental.

The day I realized that there’s hardly any hope for Ghana, and that Akufo-Addo and his government officials never had the national at heart, was the day they passed the unpopular e-levy bill and went on to make a cake in celebration of it—in celebration of an economic decision that is going to reap monies from an already suffer people. How ridiculous!

Akufo-Addo will go down in history as the worst president of Ghana, and we should be happy that someone has documented the dealings of his administration for future reference.

Note: before you respond to this with an NPP/NDC comparison, note that I am writing as private citizen who has no political affiliation whatsoever.