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We want proof of compensation cut - Prof Gyampo to Akufo-Addo
The Secretary of the University of Ghana section of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UG-UTAG), Professor Ransford Gyampo, needs to see proof that the pay rates of all political nominees have been diminished by 30%.
Prof. Gyampo said he couldn't believe that the pay rates have been sliced in view of the rich ways of life of certain nominees, in any event, during the ongoing financial difficulties.
Responding to a declaration by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo at the current year's Eid Al Adha supplications in Accra, Prof. Gyampo, in a Facebook post, said no one but proof could clear his questions.
He posted: "Mr President, except if we see the payslip of representatives, we can't believe the hold back that their pay rates have been diminished by 30%. We live with them and realize their extravagant ways of life haven't changed even in that frame of mind of difficulty. We really want proof."
Talking as the respectable visitor at the Eid Al Adha supplications, President Akufo-Addo said the slice was a sign to residents about the need to forfeit as the nation goes to the International Monetary Fund for help.
He likewise declared a half cut on fuel for government hardware.
As per the president, his clergymen were not absolved from the 30% percent compensation decrease.
He said: "We must make a few penances to bear the cost of us the space to explore the disturbed waters of the flow monetary troubles. The consumption of services, divisions, and organizations has been cut by 30%. The pay rates of all deputies including myself have been diminished by 30%. Fuel coupon distributions have been sliced by 50% and different uses suspended."
He additionally encouraged Ghanaians to hold on for him as he places in measures to enhance their predicament.
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