NPP troublemaker and Minister of Information Hon. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has uncovered the filthy side and psyches of government officials that numerous Ghanaians most particularly the electorates don't know about.
While talking at a workshop, the MP for Ofoase Ayirebi determinedly expressed that legislators don't have the interests of the majority on a basic level yet rather, they care about themselves alone.
Clearly, the MP was addressing a gathering of youthful hopeful government officials when he dropped these merciless admissions.
As exhorted by Hon. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, the youthful hopeful lawmakers ought to constantly put their inclinations ahead prior to thinking about the ones of the majority.
He moreover admitted that government officials including himself are big-time nests and egotistical individuals who are some way or another extremely selfish on the grounds that regardless of whether you cross the sea for them, they will remove you from the situation once they think that you are futile.
These are the genuine merciless thoughts of our lawmakers - The explanation they couldn't care less about us and waste the monies they acquire for formative activities.
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The E-demand has caused a ton of responses all over Ghana and the virtual entertainment. The minority is known to have powerfully battled the circumstances and execution of the e-demand however it has still had its direction.
One of the three significant characters among the minority is Sam George, the MP of the Ningo-Prampram electorate.
During the documenting of the directive on the e-demand, Sam George dove deep to say that the states of the e-duty will go past what has been said.
Accordingly, the e-demand started by the NPP will charge even 50ghs and not simply over 100 cedis each day.
For sure, very many individuals have griped of being charged for e-demand as low as 50ghc and 1ghc which isn't the way things should be.
Look at what Sam George said before first May;
Once more, Sam George left a message on his Twitter handle saying that the most awful is on the way.
Does any of this make the NDC any preferred in administration over the NPP since they likewise had moved toward their e-exchange strategy as per their proclamation?
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