Kufuor And I Are Not On Good Terms – Rawlings

Ex-President Rawlings has confirmed Ghanaians’ worst fears that the relationship between him and his successor, John Kufuor, has taken a nose-dive. He however blamed the worsening relationship not on any omissions or commissions of the incumbent President, but on the Minister for Information and Presidential Affairs, Jake Obetsebi-Lamptey and former Security Advisor, General Joshua Hamidu. Rawlings said he had met President Kufuor on three occasions. The first meeting was fruitful but the subsequent ones fell below expectation, he said, blaming Mr. Obetsebi-Lamptey, the man he has consistently criticised and Gen. Hamidu who Rawlings said sat in the meeting.

Source: GhanaWeb

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