Afia Korankyewa, a deputy director of operations for the United Party (UP), has said only someone with an evil spirit would fail to appreciate the NDC government.
According to Afia Korankyewa, the NDC government led by President Mahama has done well and must be appreciated.
She is quoted by a Kasapa FM news card as saying, “Only someone with an evil spirit would fail to appreciate what this NDC government is doing”.
However, some Ghanaians reacting to her claims stated, “So held accountable by economic metrics is out, and spiritual deliverance is in? Asking basic questions about governance now means you need an exorcism.
The level of political comedy in this country never fails.”
One X user added, “Condemning Free Senior High to share sanitary pads or collapsing existing markets to build night markets or abandoning 60% completed existing Accra Kumasi road to construct a new longer stretch “expressway”? She should come again”.
A netizen added, “She is from the opposition party; the checks another opposition party more than the government? What are members of the UP trying to win: power or opposition?”.
Meanwhile, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, the ranking member of Parliament’s Economy and Development Committee, has accused the NDC of abandoning its major promises.
Oppong Nkrumah challenged the NDC government to account for the broader set of promises it made.
According to Oppong Nkrumah, the government appears to have shifted its focus towards a few areas it can showcase.
He argued that the NDC government’s performance should instead be measured against the specific targets it set for itself in its 2025 and 2026 economic programmes.
Speaking on Citi Fm’s Eyewitness News, Oppong Nkrumah stated, “There are only about three games in town. Everything else that they listed, literally they have abandoned it”.
“You were here when they said we were going to build 600 CHPS compounds in the first year, and now they said they were going to do about 35 Agenda 111s,” he said.
“In sports, they said we’re going to build about seven stadia in, I think, the first or second year,” he said.
“The major outcomes that they listed, they’ve literally abandoned all of them,” he said.
Oppong Nkrumah linked the situation partly to the government’s fiscal strategy.
He argued that revenue mobilisation had not grown strongly enough to match the size and demands of the economy, adding that the limited fiscal space has made it difficult for the government to pursue the wide range of programmes it initially promised,
“We have a theory of why they have abandoned all of those and are just clinging onto about two or three things as evidence that their government is performing,” he said.
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