Welcome to the second episode.
This was my proposal for any serious country that don't want to get back to the International Monetary Fund. Why hasn't Ghana previously done that like numerous different nations? I questioned.
At the point when I ran over Nana Akufo Addo, the leader of Ghana, saying, "I've diminished my compensation by 30% in light of monetary trouble," I wasn't stunned. Concerning Modern Ghana on July 9, 2022, the President got it done declaration while filling in as the exceptional visitor at the current year's Eid Al Adha petitions in Accra to pass on to the general population the need of making penances as the country demands help from the International Monetary Fund.
I'm not a legislator or financial specialist, in all honestly, yet what I have learned about governmental issues and experienced in different countries has permitted me the sound judgment to survey Ghanaian legislative issues and promptly figure out what the drawn out results would be. One reason I began to educate the president regarding the dangers he would confront, yet entirely nothing worked.
We accept that John Mahama was ensnared in specific monetary issues, however Akufo Addo has demonstrated to be more reliably degenerate than Mahama. All the more altogether, the individual his doubters blame for being screwy begun various activities around Ghana and, surprisingly, deserted some of them incomplete. Let the apparently "fit" Akufo Addo make sense of what he has achieved for Ghana and why the country, alongside its economy and cash, bombed because of monstrous obligation.
The way that Akufo Addo dismissed my admonitions in general, including my endeavors to energize Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, the priest of data, to demand the president to take up the incomplete activities left by the NDC organization, disheartens me to such an extent.
To be continued...
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