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Kwame Baffoe, chairman of the ruling New Patriotic Party, known as Abronye DC, questioned the organizers of the "Kum yen Preko protest" about the government's mismanagement led by the government led by John Mahama .
The Coalition for Social Justice, alongside NDC and PNC, Menzegold's angry customers, among others, demonstrated mbadively against the administration headed by Akufo-Addo tomorrow morning, Tuesday, July 9, 2019.
According to the NDC National Communications Officer, the march is a march against "Hardship and Oppression" in Ghana under the Akufo-Addo-led administration, which is a replica of the President's own demonstration that he led in 1995 to Ghana.
"Nana Addo instituted" Kum yen Preko "and we will manifest the same way in the context of the same oppression and the same difficulties as those in which he led the protesters in 1995 former president Rawlings wanted to apply the value-added tax to Ghana, "he told reporters.
He added that the protest was also inspired by President Akufo-Addo's "unfulfilled" promises, which led to his victory.
"We had so much hope in the Akufo-Addo administration to transform Ghana after making all these campaign promises in 2016, but it seems that all these promises have become 419," he said. added.
In a statement issued and signed by Abronye DC, with a copy to the media, he indicated that
"I want the NDC infantrymen and KUM Ye Preko protest organizers to answer the questions below with sincerity, honesty and patriotism before throwing themselves into the streets to waste time demonstrating."
Below the complete statement
I hope that the NDC infantrymen and KUM Ye Preko organizers answer the questions below with sincerity, honesty and patriotism before throwing themselves into the streets to waste time demonstrating.
1. All their communicators complain about the difficulties and therefore the reason for the demonstration. My question is: in what job or company were they engaged during President Mahama's tenure as president of the collapse of the NPP?
2. If they claim that the NDC has managed the economy better than the NPP currently does, why could not John Mahama pay the contractors, teachers, nurses, NHIS service providers? , etc., it is a fact that the Mahama Ndc administration has spent 87.5 billion Ghs in four years in power. What did they use for money?
3. Should Ghanaians come out to protest for Mahama in order to abolish Free SHS when he takes power?
4. Should Ghanaians demonstrate against the NPP and Nana Addo so that when Mahama takes power, he will remove the teacher and nurse training allowance?
5. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama in order to put an embargo in power when he comes to power?
6. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama to abolish Planting for Food and Jobs when he takes power?
7. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama to abolish NABCO when he takes power?
8. Should Ghanaians demonstrate in favor of Mahama to stop paying NHIS service providers when he comes to power and give up the ploy?
9. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama so that when he takes power he will stop employing nurses and teachers?
10. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama to introduce 17.5% VAT / NHIL for 17.5% on domestic airfares and financial services?
11. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama to introduce a 5% VAT / NHIL on real estate when he takes power?
12. Should Ghanaians come out to protest for Mahama so that he brings back dumsor when he takes power?
13. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama to abolish Planting For Export and rural development, which has always created jobs?
14. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama so that he voluntarily gives taxpayers' money to Woyome and other NDC faithful like Seidu Agongo, without additional work?
15. Should Ghanaians come out to protest for Mahama so that he conspires with Lordina to milk Cocobod and accumulate wealth for himself?
16. Should Ghanaians demonstrate in favor of Mahama to conspire with his CEO to use SSNIT through the purchase of $ 87 million worth of software, which is pending in the courts?
17. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama so that we can spend our tax money at the next World Cup when he comes to power, and allow his Sports Minister to buy a coconut for $ 150? ?
18. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama so that when he takes power he will use the sweat of taxpayers' money to mark buses at an unimaginable inflated cost?
19. If the Ghanaians were to demonstrate for Mahama, he will use our funds to finance Mohammed Atiku of Nigeria in his next election and buy a Range Rover and a Mercedes Benz for his son's birthday?
20. Should Ghanaians come out to protest for Mahama so that when he comes to power, he comes to monitor and supervise corruption?
21. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama so that he rents 58% of Nyinahini Bauxite's concession to his brother when he takes power?
22. Should Ghanaians demonstrate for Mahama in order to raise electricity rates when he takes power?
After thinking and soberly answering these questions with sincerity, you can go on and make your demonstration useless.
Ghanaians are certainly not ready to host The Incompetent One for the second time.
#GhanaIsWorkingAgain
Thank you!
Kwame Baffoe Abronye
Regional President of Bono Nuclear Power Plant
Source: Daniel Kaku
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