Ras Mubarak, Maame Ama Pratt and Kwame Owusu Danso
Former Member of Parliament for Kumbungu, Ras Mubarak, and Kwame Owusu Danso, the running mate to Movement for Change’s presidential candidate for the 2024 elections, Alan Kyerematen, clashed on social media over the appointment of Maame Ama Pratt as the Press Secretary to Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang.
Ras Mubarak, in a social media post on March 26, 2025, took a swipe at veteran broadcaster Kwesi Pratt Jnr., the father of Ama Pratt, following his frustrations with politically motivated appointments under the current government.
Sharing his opinion, Mubarak criticized Pratt for complaining about the appointment of NDC members while his daughter, whom he believes is not a party member, had been appointed to serve in the ruling government.
He questioned whether individuals affiliated with the party were undeserving of such appointments.
His comment did not sit well with Kwame Owusu Danso, who is also the husband of Ama Pratt.
Danso accused Ras Mubarak of making no significant contributions to the NDC government while complaining about appointments.
“Ras Mubarak, you’re a bitter soul. Tell us what your contributions were in the election, and produce receipts. Ego over you! All those who called bloggers to attack Maame Pratt, they have called me,” Kwame Danso wrote in response to Ras Mubarak. However, he later deleted his post.
Ras Mubarak did not take the criticism lightly and fired back, accusing Kwame Danso of failing to convince his own wife to support his political movement.
“You? Kwame Owusu Danso? Such a weasel of a character also wants to talk? A man who is incapable of even convincing his wife to vote for the candidate he was running mate to? I don’t know what Alan was thinking with this immature, inconsequential person as running mate.
“I’ve told your madam when she contacted me to caution you.
“If you cross my RED LINES, I’ll strip you naked and send you back to the hole where weasels belong.”
AM/KA
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