Akufo-Addo only wanted to fulfill his childhood ambition of becoming a president - Agbana.
A Deputy National Youth Organizer of the National Democratic Congress, Edem Agbana, has said that President Akufo-Addo only wanted to fulfill his childhood ambition of becoming President.
Speaking to Johnny Hughes on TV3 New Day, the Youth Organizer disclosed that the President lacks the actual competence, skill and knowledge to govern a country like Ghana, and as a result, has plunged the country into irredeemable distress.
For him, Akufo-Addo has failed because he had no greater motivation than fulfilling a childhood-nurtured fantasy.
In assessing Government performance, he attributed the skyrocketing fuel prices, commodities and general inflation to the incompetence of the President himself.
Speaking about IMF, he added that “the words of President Akufo-Addo means nothing because he has proven that he is a man who doesn’t live or act according to his words.
"Is he not the same President and his cabinet that were claiming that they will never go to the IMF, why are they there today?” He quizzed rhetorically.
He called on the President to wake up from his slumber and take charge of the management of the country because no one appears to be in charge.
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Aide to former President John Dramani Mahama, Godwin Eduzi Tamakloe, has stated that the results of the New Patriotic Party’s National Delegates Conference point to a defeat for the ruling party in the upcoming presidential elections.
According to him, the results followed a historical pattern which clearly shows that the NPP will fail to retain power come December 7, 2024.
“It shows that they are out of power. It is a spiritual pattern so throughout Saturday we were chanting and it has all come to pass,” he stated on Okay FM on Monday.
He explained that NPP, in 2008 failed to retain power after electing new persons for the position of national chairman, general secretary and flagbearer.
He noted that the same situation is repeating itself hence his confidence that the NPP will lose power.
On the failure of John Boadu to retain his seat as the NPP’s general secretary on Saturday, Edudzi said the NPP is now worse off.
“Do you know that even in their 2008 election John Boadu contested and lost? Anytime John Boadu loses an election in the NPP he goes with the party into opposition. He is a starboy and you know a lot of times people do not cherish the good things they have. Remember the Jews chose Barabas over Jesus. So people just don’t cherish what is good,” he said.
Jonh Boadu went into the election on Saturday as the lead candidate for the position of national secretary.
He however lost his reelection bid to Justin Frimpong Kodua who polled 2,837 votes. John Boadu lost the election with a total vote of 2,525.
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