Celebrities who said in 2016 they would leave America if Trump became president

Celebrities Whoopi Goldberg, Barbara Streisand, Samuel L. Jackson, and Jon Stewart are among the celebrities who promised to quit America in 2016 if Trump were elected president, but they are still there.

There is no doubt that many people, including Americans and world leaders, hate Donald Trump because of his outrageous character and his exhibition of dictatorship in a so-called democratic country, America. 

He has been branded a racist, he has been insulted, he has been called all sorts of names, and some people even think he is not qualified to be a president because he says stupid things against women or what other American leaders will never say.

The hate for Donald Trump increased significantly during his candidacy for the nomination of the Republican Party in the US presidential election. 

Many celebrities threatened to move to Canada or another country if he became the president of the United States of America.

Among other celebrities who promised or declared to leave America if Trump wins are Whoopi Goldberg, Lena Dunham, Bryan Cranston, Samuel L. Jackson, Amy Schumer, Barbra Streisand, Amber Rose, Jon Stewart, Keegan-Michael Key, Miley Cyrus, Neve Campbell, Cher, and Al Sharpton.

It is often easier said than done; therefore, I am wondering if those celebrities are still living in America to witness more of Trump's carnage in the United States of America. People don't have to say things that they can't do because it disrespects them.

This is one of the reasons Trump has no respect for most of the celebrities, African-Americans, and politicians because he has been winning and defeating all his opponents. 

Accusations were piled up like a mountain on Trump, convincing the whole world that there is no way he is going to escape impeachment, yet he was acquitted. 

Despite all the hate, others like Trump follow his racist actions and comments; therefore, the enemies of Trump should never dream of Trump becoming a better person.

Probably, if those celebrities had done what they said, that would have taught Trump a lesson today to change his arrogance and disrespectful behavior.

Mahama must learn the reasons Akufo-Addo opposes his return to the presidency

Akufo-Addo before and after becoming president

The social network or the media is a wonderful place that allows you to connect directly with your audience, and also an opportunity to see some old photographs of current African leaders to convey your thoughts and feelings about them. 

We've all heard this kind of phrase: "A picture is worth a thousand words." Indeed, this old photograph of the Ghanaian leader, Nana Akufo-Addo, has more than one thousand stories to tell. 

The old picture of our president demonstrates a sad countenance, unhappiness, weariness, and like a man who has neither hope for today nor tomorrow of becoming a president.

Then, after tough moments, Akufo-Addo won the 2016 elections to be the president of Ghana, and as we know, those who suffer to get something will never let it go. Nana Akufo-Addo has now shown Ghanaians that money is power.

We see this force and feel it sometimes when leaders use it as a weapon of oppression from time to time, but do we understand what the power of money is? Comparing the two photographs of Akufo-Addo above will give you the right answer. 

To understand what the power of money is, you need to pay attention to how people behave with it. Money tells a person what to do. It gives one the power and opportunity to do whatever he likes, whether good or bad; some don't care.

This is one of the reasons after becoming president, the sweet taste of power has enabled Akufo-Addo to adapt many lifestyles, a little dictatorship, democracy, and nepotism, to build a solid wall around him.

Akufo-Addo has failed in his fight against corruption and has also failed to investigate any of his ministers involved in corruption scandals. Just last week, it appeared in the Ghanaian media that 500 seized excavators had mysteriously vanished without a trace.

As the Ghanaian leader, Nana Akufo-Addo Addo should have shown a little concern to find a way to trace the missing excavators, but he didn't do that. 

However, as soon as it appeared that the opposition leader, John Mahama, was linked to the Airbus scandal, the president quickly assigned the Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu, to investigate.

How can Ghana be a successful country this such unprofessional conduct? Anyone who talks about Akufo-Addo immediately becomes an enemy. 

It seems Ghanaian journalists are even afraid to criticize Akufo-Addo's administration, ever since Mr. Ahmed Hussein-Suale was killed. Everyone is quiet in Ghana and will not dare to criticize or demand answers from Akufo-Addo.

And if you dare to say something wrong or write an article about Akufo-Addo that people are not happy about, instantly, you become an enemy, with insults coming from all directions.

But in this world, who cares if someone hates or likes me? After all, the world went free, and Christ, who didn't commit any crime, was left alone to carry the cross to face crucifixion.

Sometimes, I feel very sorry for Mahama. Corruption is in each administration of every Ghanaian leader, but it seems his involvement is the only one that has overflowed its banks that his enemies can see.

You will only miss your water when the well runs dry, Mahama. It's never an easy task to get power back if you lose it; therefore, you must understand why Akufo-Addo will not permit you to be president, probably again.

Because he has built both visible and invisible walls around him.  The promotion of the police, army, and immigration is one of the strongest foundations a leader needs; therefore, Akufo-Addo has done that.

Together with your enemies, John Mahama, you may probably have no chance to win the 2020 elections, but who knows what might change the course because there are still months ahead of us.