Owusu
Bempah disclosed this during a panel discussion programme on Oman FM Thursday
morning.
Samuel
Okudzeto Ablakwa unlike thousands of Ghanaian youth who take up postings to
remote villages to serve the nation after completing their academic calenders
in tertiary institutions, shortchanged the nation by refusing to do National
Service as mandated by the law.
The
NDP orator volunteered the information when he took turns with other panelists
to comment on President Mahama’s newly appointed Deputy Ministers.
The
President in a statement signed by his Executive Secretary, Raymond Atuguba, on
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 announced the fourth list of deputy Minister nominees in
accordance with article 79 of the 1992 Constitution.
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government officials were appointed and will soon commence official duties in
their respective Ministries.
Hon.
Okudzeto Ablakwa made the list of the first batch of Deputy Ministers who were
appointed by the President and was mandated to assist the sector Minister, Professor
Naana Jane Opoku Agyemang, in the Ministry of Education.
Doubting
the performance of Mr. Ablakwa, Owusu Bempah believed his ministerial
appointment is calculated to deceive the Ghanaian populace because to him, the
Deputy Minister appointee is well-known for actively involving himself in the
politics of insults and making fallacious statements.
To
him, his (Okudzeto Ablakwa) appointment raises eyebrows because “he doesn’t
even understand the concept of education in Ghana,
historical concepts; anything to do with education in Ghana…It means that our educational
system is in trouble. It’s in serious trouble, serious trouble, serious
crises.”
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