Ghanaian media figure and TV presenter, Bridget Otoo, has taken aim at Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer, in response to his criticism of former president John Dramani Mahama's proposed 24-hour economy policy.

Bawumia asserted that Mahama lacked understanding of his own policy, highlighting that certain sectors and services in Ghana already operated around the clock.

He further stated that he represented the future with a new vision and policy for transforming the country, while Mahama belonged to the past.

These remarks were made during a campaign event in Nalerigu, North East Region, on November 20, 2023.

In reaction to Bawumia's comments, Bridget Otoo took to her X (formerly Twitter) handle to express her disagreement. She contended that Bawumia lacked the capability to fix economic issues and had no distinct vision or policy.

Bridget Otoo commended Mahama for leading the discussion on the 24-hour economy policy, asserting that Mahama had a well-defined agenda, while Bawumia was merely trailing behind. She advised Bawumia to consider giving lectures on why the policy would not work.

Additionally, Bridget Otoo critiqued Bawumia's existing policies, asserting that he lacked clear vision and ideas and was attempting to appeal to various interest groups.