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Policy of Wednesday, March 27, 2019
Source: X Y Z
2019-03-27
Dr. Kwabena Donkor, former Minister of Electricity
Dr. Kwabena Donkor, former energy minister under the former Mahama government, said the National Democratic Congress (NDC) was about to conquer political power in the next general election in 2020.
Mr. Donkor, MP for Pru East, believes that an NDC government led by former President John Mahama will make as much progress as the government of the new Patriotic Party (NPP) led by Akufo-Addo.
He stated that Nana Akufo-Addo's project record can not be compared to what Mr. Mahama's government did during his four-year term, saying that the NPP has nothing to do with it. significant to show, although he borrowed more than his administration.
"We do not need power to be able to, but we must be pbadionate about power because we can better develop Ghana. [than NPP]"We are going to Flagstaff House because we will better serve the country," Dr. Donkor told Kwame Minkah, host of Ete Sen on Radio XYZ 93.1 on Tuesday.
He mentioned the power plant construction and procurement by the previous government to face the energy challenges facing the country in 2015, the construction of world-clbad schools, hospitals and hospitals. Other infrastructures are initiatives that Ghanaians have appreciated since the creation of the NPP. took power.
"They [Ghanaians] have seen the difference. They carried water and alcohol and they saw the difference, "he said, adding that Ghanaians were" tired "of the current government.
Asked what the NDC would do differently to earn energy, the former CEO of the Petroleum Commission said, "What has not gone well is going to change. We will change the communication. Before the elections in 2016, some people thought that the presidency was fine, but we, the MPs, had problems … If you look at our campaign in 2016, we sang and played music, but the structure on the ground was weak. "
According to him, supporters of the NDC are united and ready to take power, because they have noted the difference in governance style between the NDC and the NPP. [NDC members] are working to overthrow the nuclear plant.
He mentioned that Kwesi Botchwey's report revealed that there was a "gap between the grbadroots and the government" and urged party leaders to ensure that good relations exist between the party and the government if the NDC wins the elections in the future.
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