Speak truth to your leadership and stop politicising economic hardship – NDC activist to NPP communicators

Mr. Agbenya Precious, political activist and member of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has charged the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) communicators to stop playing with the minds of the Ghanaian voters and speak the truth to the leadership of the party.
He tasks them to challenged the policy makers in the government to adopt pragmatic measures to salvage the country from the economic hardship the electorates are facing.

According to him, the current hardship in the country could be feel in every corner of the country, says even ordinary Ghanaians who are not into active politics are aware the hardship in the country ae the result of the governing NPP’s high level of corruption, misappropriation of fund and mismanagement of the country’s resources just to enrich themselves at the detriment of the ordinary voter.
Mr. Agbenya make the comment to the media in response to one Solomon Kusi Appiah, a member of the ruling NPP accessions that it’s only the opposition NDC supporters who are complaining about the current hardship in the country,

He stated that, even most of the NPP supporters themselves can attests the fact that there is hardship the system, adding that, their own supporters and the ordinary Ghanaians are those complaining bitterly about the current hardship in the country and not only NDC supporters.

He expressed the hope that, the 2024 general election would be a massive win for the opposition NDC, as the election would be between the NPP government and Ghanaians, the electorates are already tired of the governing style of the NPP leadership which brings an untold hardship to their lives
He disclosed that, it is rather unfortunate ,economical and politically shameful for a communicators from the governing communication team to make the unfortunate comment that its only the NDC supporters complaining of the economic hardship which every well meaning Ghanaian irrespective of political sentiment affiliation are going through, just because of politics.

 

From Ernest Best Anane