Mahama says social media criticism helps him become a better leader
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President John Mahama has disclosed that social media platforms, including TikTok, help him pick up public complaints and feedback on government performance, which he forwards to ministers for attention.
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Mahama says social media criticism helps him become a better leader. President John Mahama has disclosed that social media platforms, including TikTok, help him pick up public complaints and feedback on government performance, which he forwards to ministers for attention. Covered by 1 publications. MyJoyOnline: Mahama says social media criticism helps him become a better leader.
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- MyJoyOnline Ghana Mahama says social media criticism helps him become a better leader President John Mahama has disclosed that social media platforms, including TikTok, help him pick up public complaints and feedback on government performance, which he forwards to ministers for attention. 12 h ago · Tier 3
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