Any Ghanaian politician seeking the votes of the populace can easily win by promising to fight corruption since they are aware of how it denies the average person access to a better standard of living. As a result, it is necessary to say false things to win their support. The same fallacy that Akufo Addo used to gain power, claiming that he will defend the public's money.
On June 22, 2018, Nana Akufo Addo stated, "The laws will not discriminate, I remain committed to fighting corruption in the country, and I have taken some firm measures to address the problem," when he was speaking after a two-day conference held in Accra by the African Center for Economic Transformation.
Can the president, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo, inform Ghanaians of the hard measures he took to combat corruption, which has engulfed the nation's banks and shores, as well as the Anas principles he pledged? He has without a doubt shown himself to be far more corrupt than the former president, John Mahama, of whom he accused.
Nana Akufo Addo, the president of Ghana, has fallen short in every endeavor, including his pledge to lower taxes and safeguard the public coffers. By including corrupt NPP politicians, judges, and media in his ministry, he now promotes the corrupt nature of the NPP government.
Akufo Addo asserted that "Equality before the law means just that, so the law should be able to deal with you if you are a president who engages in improper behavior oneself. Similar to this, if you are a businessperson who engages in misbehavior, the law should be able to deal with you."In Ghana, I discovered that the dealers and food vendors who frequently claim that they have cut prices or are giving you the best deal possible are the ones who raise the cost of every good you purchase from them. If you are aware of the actual market price for the commodity, you will be able to gauge the amount of harm they have caused you.
That is why Akufo Addo would act in opposition to his vow to Ghanaians to preserve the public purse by diplomatically stealing. Unfortunately, due to tribalism and their animosity toward the former Ghanaian president, John Mahama, Ghanaians believed in him and fell for his sweet, sugar-coated tongue. Ghanaians don't deserve this needless agony brought on by a careless error.
The majority of Ghanaians haven't had the opportunity to live in any advanced nation, so I have refrained from blaming them for the mistakes they have made in the past and are still repeating today. This is because they aren't aware that the political services being provided to them by Akufo Addo and his NPP government are not even appropriate for the animals or pets of white people. How much money has Akufo Addo given to the underprivileged Ghanaians? Ben Rea, a British antique dealer who passed away in 1988, left his cat $12.5 million.
Since the majority of everyday Ghanaians are unaware of the fundamentals of politics and how European politicians thrive to improve the life of the people on daily basis, the bad governance of the NPP administration seems like pure gold to them. How prudent or logical is it to continue to support a president who has betrayed every one of his campaign pledges to lower taxes, safeguard the public coffers, and be the most dishonest and ineffective figure in Ghanaian political history? How can you amuse a president who, during his six years in office, failed to complete any significant projects and abandoned all the unfinished Ghanaian-owned projects left by the previous administration?
How can Ghanaians entertain a dictator who never listened to them by continuing to spend state funds on an extravagant lifestyle amidst a failing economy and weak currency? How can you keep entertaining a leader who, despite promising to lower taxes, coerced the populace into adopting the E-Levy? The E-Levy has failed today and ruined peoples' livelihoods.
How can you amuse a leader who has no respect for the people, his wife, or himself by having a sexual relationship with Serwaa Broni in front of his daughter, Dokua? My heart continues to bleed with anguish because Ghanaians have proven the developed world's assumption that Africans are illiterate.
Since Nana Akufo Addo has appointed his relative as finance minister and created a big debt without holding him accountable, he thinks Ghanaians are stupid. There isn't a sane nation that will tolerate or accept his insanity. That's why and does what pleases him, even though he is aware that this is impossible in any other developing nation, let alone one that is already established.
No one questions me anymore because I have repeatedly shown it through the employment of deceptive tactics and fraudulent concepts implemented by President Nana Akufo Addo, including the selection of Ken Ofori-Atta as the finance minister just to facilitate his corruption. That's not all; to protect himself, he has also appointed corrupt judges to the high court, the attorney general's office, and media outlets.
I believe that Akufo Addo is a president who lacks wisdom and understanding because he acts out of desperation and possibly from a false sense of intelligence. Ghanaians are currently going through senseless suffering for this reason, and Hosea 4:6 in the Bible confirms that "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge."
Why must the inhabitants of a nation that produces gold, diamonds, bauxite, cocoa, oil, etc. endure such tremendous suffering? Unless the leader is lacking in knowledge and wisdom, as I also demonstrated with "A Glance At The Assets Of Both The Living And The Dead Corrupt NPP Politicians."
Akufo Addo is corrupt because he keeps every corrupt NPP official in his administration and authorized the release of the frozen assets of a deceased corrupt NPP politician. The president can never claim to be above corruption. Today, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo no longer makes the argument that he is not corrupt because corruption has silenced and defeated him.
I hope the administration that replaces this fake NPP administration would take the battle against corruption seriously and look into, charge, and imprison any corrupt judges or politicians, who have been proven guilty of embezzling money from the Ghanaian government’s coffers, else Ghana will be the same after over six decades of independence.
What can Ghanaians expect from a president who had an extramarital affair in front of his daughter Dokua? This will be the next item from the file of "A Mixture Of Periodicals."
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