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    Vote for My Husband So I Can Keep Buying Expensive Bags and Dresses – Kevin Taylor Mocks Samira Bawumia

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    The second lady, Samira Bawumia, has come under fire from controversial Ghanaian political pundit Kevin Taylor, who is headquartered in the United States, for her recent campaign events that specifically targeted the Zongo communities in Ghana.

    Speaking to a group of folks in the zongos, Samira advised them to vote for the NPP since the NDC does not accept people like them.

    The outspoken political analyst was enraged by her remarks and attacked Samira for being egotistical and embezzling Ghana’s funds.

    He claims that she simply wants her husband to win so she can keep using government funds to purchase pricey purses, gowns, wigs, cosmetics, and other items.

    Samira claimed that she was insulted by the NDC, but Taylor dismissed her accusation, citing their 2016 insult politics against Mahama and his wife.



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