Mahama expresses concern about how a UK firm lost a contract for failing to pay bribes.

The previous leader of Ghana and flagbearer of the Public Popularity based Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, has voiced his interests over the negative experience experienced by a UK auxiliary organization working in Ghana. This comes after the said organization working in Ghana was reluctant to offer incentives to some service authorities to be granted an agreement to supply their items to wellbeing offices. He clarified that as a result of their reluctance for offer the incentives, they were not given the agreement they expected to proceed their administrations. Responding to this, the previous president, John Mahama, portrayed the episode as sad and upsetting. He said assuming that he were the president, he would have met with these financial backers to talk about the quick measure to keep their interests in the country.

"I was disheartened to peruse the joined LinkedIn post about the undesirable experience of a UK auxiliary organization.

"I figure in a situation like this, I would, as President, have wished to by and by meet with this financial backer to figure out more about their sad experience and examine prompt measures to keep their speculation here in Ghana," John Mahama said in a tweet. The previous president further underscored the meaning of focusing on such financial backers and their speculations.

"As President, it is vital to likewise focus on the encounters of financial backers" he added.