Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum, an NPP flagbearer hopeful, has said six months is too short for President John Dramani Mahama’s administration to be assessed.
The former education minister is quoted by Kasapa FM to have said, “6 months is too short to assess Pres. Mahama’s administration”.
However, the Minority Leader in Parliament, Hon Alexander Afenyo-Markin has already assessed the John Mahama-led government.
Afenyo Markin boldly asserted that the NDC is a failure and Ghana deserves better.
According to the minority leader, the NDC betrayal is glaring as they have increased fuel levies, crashing Ghanaians.
Speaking at the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) National Delegates Conference in Accra on Saturday, July 19, Afenyo Markin stated “The NDC’s betrayal is glaring. New levies on fuel have sparked pump prices, crashing ordinary Ghanaians.”
“Their pledge to end galamsey has crashed into chaos. The president calls it a national emergency, yet refuses to declare a state of emergency,” Afenyo-Markin said.
“They have vowed to reset our nation, but it has become a brazen assault on our judiciary—starting with the shameful vilification of our Chief Justice,” he stated.
He charged, “Their promise of change is a sham, with schemes afoot to funnel our mineral wealth to their cronies”.
“Worst of all, the questionable Ablekuma North rerun where NDC-affiliated thugs attacked our candidate Nana Akua Afriyie and former MP Hawa Koomson,” he added.
The Minority Leader went on delivering a blunt assessment of the NDC’s leadership, insisting “The message is clear—NDC is a failure, Ghana deserves better.”
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