I’M A BACHELOR SO I GO TO THE MARKET A LOT TO BUY AND GATHER EVIDENCE; PRICES ARE DROPPING, WE HAVE TRANSFORMED THE ECONOMY – Hohoe MP

This has enabled him to also gather the evidence of the economic transformation being touted by the Mahama administration, he said.

On account of this, he says he can confidently state that prices of food items are dropping under the Mahama administration compared to what transpired under the Akufo-Addo administration.

Contributing to a debate on the 2026 budget statement in Parliament on Wednesday, November 19, he said, “Because I am a bachelor, I went to the market, and last year, Abena Rice was sold at 164 Cedis, just last year, Christmas, Frytol oil was sold at 60 Cedis. But just yesterday I bought the same rice at 99 Cedis and the oil for 39 Cedis. This is evidence of the economy that we have transformed from where they [NPP administration] left it, the junk status, to the status that we have transformed up to.”