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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- MyJoyOnline, Mahama says social media criticism helps him become a better leader
- Adom Online, ‘I see all the TikToks; social media criticism helps me become a better leader’ – Mahama Positive tone
- CitiNewsroom.com, Mahama: Criticism doesn’t offend me; it helps me govern better Neutral tone
- Modern Ghana, Criticism helps me govern better — Mahama Positive tone
- GBC Ghana Online, Mahama: Criticism helps me become a better President Positive tone
- Ghana News Agency, President Mahama says criticism makes him a better leader Neutral tone
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- Most neutral headline · CitiNewsroom.comMahama: Criticism doesn’t offend me; it helps me govern better
- Most positive headline · Modern GhanaCriticism helps me govern better — Mahama
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