Don't play with our intelligence, guy. If, today, ANY woman were campaigning to be Vice President of Ghana, she will (be expected to) play the "mother" and/or "woman" card. Why? Because we all agree that it is important for women to be seen rising and being represented at the highest levels of decision-making. And, to her credit, Maa Jane did it very well. Telling us now, when she is the second most powerful PERSON (and the most powerful WOMAN) in the country is not only an insult to our collective intellect, but also an amateurish red herring argument. Let me remind you, gentleman: the topic on board is RAPE. Rape of 19 girls. One definition of rape is "non-consensual sexual penetration—including vaginal, anal, or oral penetration—committed against a person by force, threat, coercion, or when the person is incapable of giving consent." Before you answer this tweet, imagine the above definition were done to your teenage sister. If Ghanaians cannot expect the most powerful WOMAN in the country to embody the charge against 19 girls who say they have experienced this torture, who else should we expect to embody it? A man? I put it to you that no man in government can humanize such a campaign better than the most powerful WOMAN (and MOTHER) in the country. Remember: we did not elect NDC into power to only follow laws; we elected them to BE SEEN acting for the poor and vulnerable in the same way they went to those same powerless folks for votes — with urgency, alacrity and bombele. This tweet no be free o, @fatheranthoni. Send MoMo na Accra hot.