A
leading member of the Convention People’s Party (CPP) has taken a swipe
at President John Mahama and his government, wondering what initiatives
they have so far undertaken to salvage the economy.
Speaking on
Oman FM regarding President Mahama's comments that under his leadership,
the bus of his administration is travelling in its "first gear", James
Kwabena Bomfeh Jnr, a Former CPP National Youth Organizer, also known as
Kabila, vowed not to accept the President's remarks in good faith.
This is because, according to him, the President has failed to bring hope to the Ghanaian citizenry.
Explaining his point, Kabila alluded to some projects the government undertook which could not see the light of the day.
Alluding
to the rot at the Savannah Accelerated Development Authority (SADA),
Kabila believed there is no money in the SADA fund due to the actions
and inactions of the government.
Also, he bemoaned the failed
infamous STX deal and believed the government's quest to punish the
indicted persons in the Ghana Youth Employment and Entrepreneur Agency
(GYEEDA) report will be a mirage.
President Mahama's remarks, he
stated, presuppose that "since the four years that President Mills was
elected as Head of State, he did nothing. In fact, it was at neutral.
And it’s now that he is moving his first gear...This government has no
respect for anybody.” |
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