NDC is just participating in a walking exercise, no demonstration – Titus-Glover | Policy

Deputy Minister of Transport and Tema East MP Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover calls opposition members, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), a group of winners of the film "Johnnie Walker".

This is the end of their participation announced at the next event "Kum Yen Preko" against the alleged difficulties in Ghana.

Reacting in an interview with the Ghanaian news agency in Accra, he said that opposition members, who would be led by former president John Mahama, were marching, felt that they had to exercise because they had been keeping the chair company for too long.

"You see, life has improved a lot under President Akufo-Addo and the exceptional harvest of the Plant for Food and Employment program has helped them gain weight. So they need to lose weight, hence the desire to do "Johnnie Walker" Tuesday, said Titus Glover.

The MP for Tema East encouraged all NDC members and supporters to follow their leader to the "Kum Yen Preko" protest on Tuesday, saying "exercise is good for the body".

The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) is preparing to hold an anti-government demonstration on Tuesday against the country's alleged difficulties under the presidency of Nana Akufo-Addo.

The NDC is not the only party charged to participate. Other opposition parties and interest groups, such as civil society organizations, should also participate and should be led by former President John Mahama.

But Titus Glover observed that the reason for the protest was unconvincing, as there was evidence on the ground that Ghanaians did not die under President Akufo-Addo, as the name of the demonstration indicated.

"Children go to school free of charge with Free SHS, harvests are abundant through planting for food and jobs, graduates get temporary jobs on which they will undergo training under NABCO, roads are built, our macro-economy gives a healthy image. , inflation is only a number, but you still say that you die because of difficulties, how? Asked Titus-Glover.

He said that the NDC was malicious and that the NPP government could never be expected to say good, and the mischief motivated its statement to participate in the "Kum Yen Preko" protest.

"In the life where you hurt too much, the hurt starts to hurt you. Because of your misdeeds, you will be a Johnnie Walker at your own "Kum Yen Preko" event. Titus-Glover said.