Authorize a competent government to take over if you can not speak – Ofosu Ampofo at NPP

Politics of Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Source: www.ghanaweb.com

2019-07-09

The president of the National Democratic Party (NDC) has asked the government led by Akufo-Addo to confess his dismal failure and allow a more competent government to govern the cases where he would be overwhelmed.

According to him, the current government has not kept its campaign promises, including the commitment to repair the "dumsor".

He said the time had come for Ghanaians to send a clear message to the government that "it's enough, it's enough," especially because they do not have enough money. have not shown interest and sensitivity to the people of this country. "

"Nana Addo shows no interest or sensitivity towards the inhabitants of this country. He has promised to protect the purse of this country and let us see the reckless spending that is being done. He is having trouble chartering planes when the good people of this country, even the running water, have become a problem. We are still having difficult times, unemployment is on the rise and many other things. "

"We want to make it clear that the time has come for Ghanaians to become citizens, because it has indicated that we will not only be spectators, but that we will be active citizens and send a clear message to the Akufo government. -Addo / Baumia. is enough and that's why you see people sweeping the streets. "

"… if they can not govern, if they can not exercise the mandate that the good people of this country have given them, they should simply be preparing for a more competent and humane government to take in charge of the affairs of this country. He added

The President spoke at the Kum Ye Preko event to show his dissatisfaction with the recent difficulties and insecurity in the country.

The event organized by a group of members of the Coalition for Social Justice brought together many other people from all walks of life, who expressed their dissatisfaction with what they call a great difficulty and insecurity. in the country.

Among the groups that participated in the event were the Minority Caucus in Parliament, the Greater Accra Market Women Association, the Concerned Drivers Union, the True Drivers Union, the Free Media Vanguard, the Coalition for National Sovereignty, dissatisfied customers of MenzGold and unpaid Gold Coast Fund Management among others.