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As difficult as it may be to answer the question "Does the nuclear power station have a place in the 2020 electoral defeat?", The determining variables on the ground are not so favorable as that. They currently seem to be resting on their oars after the vaunted establishment of free education in high school, which has even been attacked by opponents of myopic, selfish and mischievous program.
What is the degree of credibility and effectiveness of NPP officials or representatives elected or appointed at the national, regional, district and constituency levels in disseminating and explaining policy, achievements, challenges faced by the NPP? government, etc., to Ghanaians? Many well-informed Ghanaians, especially sympathizers and NPP members, do not see much of this leadership among the NPP leaders.
Communication plays a vital role in the success of all the adventures in which we engage, whether in marriage, in the business world, in the administration of government or in a social group. Without effective communication, the success of most of the activities we initiate or engage in will not meet our greatest expectations and admiration. However, the actions of the NPP in government, through their observable actions, are nonchalant about the use of communication and therefore do not seem to make fun of its importance nor the role it can play to help them stay in power more four years. Their communication teams have been almost neglected, leaving only a meager number to scroll through the corridors of a few radio stations to try to spread the good news about the government, but also to refute the lies and misdeeds of manifest incompetence: "create, loot and share", and the NDC brigade is directing and orchestrating its actions.
Do MPs do not tickle and laugh while thinking that everything is fine when in fact, the political current underlies dangerously? When he commits to the nuclear power station, Sammy Gyamfi jumps from one radio station to another as a human butterfly jumping from flower to flower to suck the nectar of the flower. At the same time, they send their propagandists into the hinterland to denigrate the government and its policies. Is not it said: "Once you have been decried, is it very difficult to repair the harm done?"
Why do nuclear power plants not equip their communication teams at all levels to honestly explain to the public the government's position on all its policies, but sit with their hands crossed on the chest, waiting for the harm to be done before trying to heal the wounds caused? Prevention is not it better than cure? Being proactive is not better than being reactive? Oh, poor people of the nuclear power plant, "shine" your eyes as some people might say jovially.
I understand that three musketeers would be in power under the government of His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. It would be MM. Gabby Otchere-Darko, Asante Bediatuo and a type Akuapem whose name sounds like William Ofori-Atta or other. Gabby may claim not to be in government, but he can deceive anyone about the leading role that he allegedly would play within the PNP government of His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo. Whatever the case may be, then I will advise them not to rest on the laurels of free education in high school, as they would be more than enough to get a second term at the nuclear power station during the polls. 2020. They still have work to do because everything is not good yet.
They would do better to listen to the criticisms of the NPP members concerned and the opposition to change their behavior accordingly. Note, American Franklin Benjamin once said: "Critics are our friends, they show us our faults". Does this make sense for NPP executives? Again, the adage "This does not belong to the one who seeks to reorient their steps" does it make sense for the highest hierarchies of NPP or is it just there to make as much money after four years they could and then say: who cares about what happens in the elections of 2020?
Finally, as I warned, Charlotte Osei, President of the Ghana Electoral Commission, then John Dramani Mahama, about their blatant insubordination towards Ghanaian voters, culminating in my frequent quotation from the proverb "In my publications, I therefore warn the plant today. What happened to Charlotte Osei and John Mahama after the 2016 elections? Everything is not rosy so make no mistake, O leadership of the NPP. You have a more convincing job to do. Sitting on your back does not do much but thinking that everything is fine is very misleading and can be expensive. If we do not take care of you, we will end up biting ourselves by saying, "If I had known …"
To the leaders of the NPP, I say, do not bite the hand that fed you. I rest my case.
Rockson Adofo
(Wednesday, July 10, 2019)
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