Member of Parliament for Gomoah Central, Kwame A Plus, has taken a swipe at an unnamed former government official, whom others think is former President Nana Akufo-Addo, highlighting how power can be fleeting.
In a tweet on March 7, 2025, A Plus recounted the dramatic shift in the man’s public stature, pointing out how life has humbled him after leaving office.
“Not long ago, a certain man moved around with an official Toyota Land Cruiser, specially designated to carry his special chair. He believed his position was so mighty that even chiefs had to stand up to greet him,” A Plus wrote.
He contrasted this with the same man’s recent appearance at Ghana’s 68th Independence Celebration, where he was seen sitting on an ordinary chair, stripped of the grandeur he once commanded. More notably, when the Vice President—now a woman—arrived, the man who once demanded reverence was seen standing to greet her.
“Fast forward a few months, the same man was spotted at Ghana’s 68th Independence Celebration—this time, sitting on an ordinary chair. And when the Vice President, a woman, arrived, he stood up to greet her,” A Plus noted, adding, “Life has a way of humbling us. Power is not permanent. Tomorrow always comes! Next time you’ll sit on a kitchen stool!”
Not long ago, a certain man moved around with an official Toyota Land Cruiser, specially designated to carry his special chair. He believed his position was so mighty that even chiefs had to stand up to greet him.
Fast forward a few months, the same man was spotted at Ghana’s…
— A PLUS (@KwameAplus_) March 7, 2025
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