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Vice Minister of Information, Pius Enam Hadzide, suggested that a flyer claiming that the Ministry of Finance was holding a party to celebrate recent economic success was creating a troll or d & # 39; 39, overzealous staff.
The pamphlet stated that the "Kenkey Party" announced on Friday, March 22 was meant to celebrate what he termed "Ghana's hat trick": success of the Euro-bond, completion of the IMF-China program. ECF and appreciation of the cedi.
However, Mr. Hadzide stated that his personal checks at the Ministry of Finance revealed that it was an event involving staff to review the work in progress within that department. ministry.
Says Monday in a radio broadcast on Peace FM based in Accra, Mr Hadzide said that an internal memo published on the Ministry of Finance's billboard described the event as a durbar and that perhaps an overzealous staff member or troll had created the flyer for malicious reasons.
The ministry insisted that products made in Ghana be promoted. This is why, in Durban, it was decided to serve only local Ghanaian dishes, including "Waakye" and "Kenkey".
Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta was eating Waakye (a dish made from rice and beans) during the event on a social media photo.
In defending the media bar on social media, one of the main figures of the new patriotic party, Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko, said that the consumption of products made in Ghana could help stabilize the cedi.
"Maybe, if we all eat more kenkey and fish (made in Ghana) and use and carry more products made in Ghana and even mistakenly driven to Ghana, just like our finance minister, we may help the Cedi in our Mr. Otchere-Darko posted on Twitter.
Maybe, if we all eat more kenkey and fish (made in Ghana) and we use and carry more products made in Ghana and even mistakenly brought to Ghana, just like our Minister of Finance, we will help maybe the Cedi in our own small ways.
– Gabby Otchere-Darko (@GabbyDarko) March 22, 2019
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