'Going to IMF won't cure the stupidity of our leaders; it won't be Ghana's saviour' – Kwesi Pratt fires;
The Managing Editor of the Insight Newspaper, Kwesi Pratt Jnr has said he sees no possibilities in the choice by the Akufo-Addo government to race to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for help.
Subsequent to seeing a few legislatures go to the IMF for a bailout throughout the last many years, the veteran columnists demand that no one ought to be under the deception that the asset will be the deliverer of the nation following the new commitment.
Talking at a public talk coordinated by Arise Ghana on Wednesday, July 20, Kwesi Pratt Jnr noticed that terrible initiative keeps on being the worst thing about this country.
As indicated by him, going to the IMF won't fix the ineptitude of pioneers that has left the economy of the country near the very edge of breakdown.
"There are positively no possibilities in going to the IMF. The IMF and its organizations have been our killers for quite a long time. They won't transform into our friends in need now.
"On the off chance that after multiple times we are still where we will be, we ought to start to scrutinize our mental soundness. No one ought to be under Imf's desired deception to build streets in Ghana, take care of our concerns, it has never been their goal," Kwesi Pratt Jnr said at the Public Lecture while talking on the subject; 'Ghana's Socio-financial Outlook, the Prospects of an IMF Program.'
The famous writers proceeded, "Presently somebody ought to let me know how the IMF will fix the idiocy of our chiefs. Going to the IMF is a ridiculous exercise in futility. Let us know just a single country on the planet which went to the IMF and figured out how to tackle its monetary issues. There isn't so much as one.
"The straightforward truth is that Ghana is confronting framework breakdown. A framework isn't working and in the event that we don't understand that the issue is private enterprise, the issues will in any case be there."
He further showed that for things to change, the populace should rise and request pioneers to begin considering new ideas.
He suggests that Ghanaians mount strain on pioneers for the right things to be finished to push the country ahead being developed.
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