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Rawlings In Trouble As Ghanaians Drag Him On Twitter For His ‘Hypocritical’ Condemnation Of Violence In Nigeria

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October 22, 2020

What was supposed to be a show of leadership and statesmanship by former President Rawlings in condemning the unfortunate situation in Nigeria turned into something else when some Ghanaians ceased the initiative to condemn the former President for hypocrisy.

Former President Jerry John Rawlings, in a Tweet expressed his support for a non-violent engagement in Nigeria, while calling on all conscientious citizens of Africa to condemn the bloodshed.

My heart goes out to #Nigeria and #Nigerians and I encourage all to move towards non-violent engagement. All conscientious citizens of Africa must condemn the bloodshed and call on all parties to act with integrity… pic.twitter.com/0rzcu0kZQk
— Jerry John Rawlings (@officeofJJR) October 21, 2020

However, some of the people who commented on the thread were of the opinion that the NDC founder had no moral right to condemn the violence and bloodshed considering his own background.

See some of the comments below………………….

You did the same thing years back and killed my great grandma
— Vibe With Afia (@AfiaVibe) October 21, 2020

Please wherever Amedeka is help Ghanaians find him that man has to go to prison…. when he’s found we will know who really killed the three judges and the army officer
— Y-Dee😉 (@DerickNkrumah) October 21, 2020

Hey! You’re dead quiet over happenings in Ghana but thank God you’re now re-awakened by despicable events in Nigeria.
— Moses Lade (@MosesLade2) October 21, 2020

It’s like this man wants me to go and bring my Ghana history book😭😭😭don’t tempt me bro😭😭
— beautiful sin🙂 (@agyei_ekua) October 21, 2020

Source: GhanaFeed.Com

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Rawlings In Trouble As Ghanaians Drag Him On Twitter For His ‘Hypocritical’ Condemnation Of Violence In Nigeria

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