According to him, former President John Dramani Mahama privately sent people to advise them to stop discussing the matter during the peak of the controversy involving then-President Nana Akufo-Addo.
Speaking on his show, Captain Smart explained that Mahama believed the matter was becoming too sensitive because it involved the sitting president, whom he described as “the number one gentleman of the land.”
Speaking on his show, Captain Smart explained that Mahama believed the matter was becoming too sensitive because it involved the sitting president, whom he described as “the number one gentleman of the land.”
He said Mahama felt it was important to protect the dignity of the presidency rather than allow political tension to escalate through public attacks and media discussions.
The Serwaa Broni saga became one of the most talked-about political controversies in Ghana after allegations and supposed recordings surfaced online, suggesting an inappropriate relationship involving former President Akufo-Addo.
The claims quickly spread across social media and some traditional media platforms, creating heated public debate and strong political reactions.
However, the presidency strongly denied the allegations, dismissing them as false and politically motivated. Government communicators also described the reports as a smear campaign aimed at damaging the image of the president and weakening public trust in his leadership.
Captain Smart’s latest comments now introduce a new angle to the story. According to him, Mahama, who was leading the opposition at the time, did not want his side to benefit politically from what he considered a damaging personal controversy involving the presidency. Instead, he allegedly chose restraint and respect for the institution.
“Mahama sent some people to advise us to stop because he believed it would go against the President, who was the number one gentleman of the land,” Captain Smart reportedly stated.
This claim has triggered mixed reactions among Ghanaians. Some people have praised Mahama, saying the move reflects leadership maturity and statesmanship.
They believe it shows he placed national dignity above political gain. Others, however, are questioning why Captain Smart has chosen to bring up the matter again now, years after the controversy first made headlines.
So far, neither Mahama nor Akufo-Addo has publicly responded to Captain Smart’s statements. Their silence has only fueled more speculation across political circles and social media platforms.
For many political observers, the revelation highlights how powerful figures behind the scenes may quietly shape public narratives.
So far, neither Mahama nor Akufo-Addo has publicly responded to Captain Smart’s statements. Their silence has only fueled more speculation across political circles and social media platforms.
For many political observers, the revelation highlights how powerful figures behind the scenes may quietly shape public narratives.
Whether true or not, Captain Smart’s bombshell has once again placed the Serwaa Broni issue back into national discussion, reminding Ghanaians that political stories rarely disappear completely.
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