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President John Mahama says his critics must be decent and decorous in pointing out his foibles. ��Nobody says don�t criticise but criticise politely and civilly�, President Mahama said at a thanksgiving service at the Cedar Mountain Chapel in Accra on Sunday. He said: �Indeed you win a person over when you criticise him in a way that makes the criticism easy to take�� According to him, �if you wanna criticise the President, do so, I don�t say don�t criticise, but it makes it easier for the President to inject your criticism if you don�t say the President is �aboa� or �kwasea�� � to wit, a �fool�. Mr. Mahama said the media must help the country go forward rather than encourage the use of insults and abusive language on the airwaves. �The media must help society go forward, not make society go back�.