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Dear Mr. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo,

How do you feel speaking about ills in lands thousands of kilometres away when those same ills or worse are happening under your watch. Under your presidency. And you are deaf, dumb and blind to those.

How many Americans voted for you Sir? Or American lives mean more to you than Ghanaian lives?

The families of the Takoradi girls watch is dismay how quick you react to George Floyd's death yet you ignored these families when you went on a working tour of their region when the girls had still not been found?

The widow and children of Major Mahama still wake each day hoping that they would hear the voice of their husband and father. Or at least hear the bells of justice ring as the perpetrators of his gruesome murder are brought to book. Each passing day, your failure to secure justice is a deeper blot on your ignominious record.

The victims of the state sponsored violence during the Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election who have been maimed for life wonder when you would act on the reports of the commission of enquiry you set up. When would they see justice? Justice under your watch has become a fleeting mirage

Need I go on? Ahmed Suale? J. B. Danquah-Adu? The several individuals whose liberties are being trampled upon by the Ghana Police with your tacit approval for voicing out reasoned opinions? The thousands whose lives have been severely affected by the poor policy decisions in the banking sector leading to sickness and death? The Ghanaian media workers in the thousands and their dependants whose lives have been irreparably damaged by your decision to shut down 131 radio stations where they worked. The list goes on and on.

Sir, with the greatest respect, you have absolutely no moral right to speak of injustice for you and your administration embody injustice to the Ghanaian people.

Kindly ponder on Matthew 7:5 and I quote "Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye."

May the LORD bless the reading of His word. Amen