The Former President John Dramani Mahama has responded to the critic made by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.“We have spent more money in improving the circumstances of our people than any government in the 4th republic. So when you leave here be proud that you have produced a government that has been most diligent in improving the lives of the people than any other government in the history of this country.“I am willing to provide him with an autographed copy of the manifesto. With his speech of yesterday, he has carved his niche as a good campaigner, but unfortunately a poor leader as Ghanaians have found out at great cost,”“All the things that we have done in government are things we thought about while in opposition, what is the one policy that the NDC and their leader John Mahama have thought about in five years that they have been in opposition. There is not one policy, the answer is zero,” the President said.The president, while addressing the members at this year’s NPP National Delegates Conference which took place yesterday, 19th December 2021 at Kumasi, challenged the National Democratic Congress and the leader John Dramani Mahama to mention one good policy they have been able to bring out in their 5 years stay in opposition.The leader of the National Democratic Congress on his Facebook page, responded by directing the president to find time wile in his chartered Jet to “the People’s Manifesto”.
His post reads: “I think the President must take his responsibilities seriously and focus on working to change the circumstances of our people, rather than the rabble-rousing skits he serves the nation.
“To answer his rhetorical question on policy, if only he took a moment, in the comfort of his chartered jet, to read the People’s manifesto, he would have at least learnt about the ‘Big Push’ (an accelerated infrastructure plan for Ghana), ‘Free Primary Health Care Plan’, the ‘1 million jobs plan’, ‘Ghana FIRST’ (Framework for Industrial Revitalisation, Support and Transformation) and several other well-thought-through and costed policies.
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