Spokesperson for the Dr Mahamudu Bawumia 2024 electioneering campaign, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has complained bitterly about developments under the current government.
According to him, with a few hours to the reading of the first budget, the country is experiencing power outages.
Apart from challenges with the energy sector, he talks about the decision of the government to sack Ghanaians employed after December 7.
What’s even worrying to him, is the failure of the government to fulfil their promise of paying fees for all first year University students in Ghana.
Dennis Miracles Aboagye made this known through a post shared via social media.
Read His Post Below
2025 Budget Reading in 48hours…
Dumsor on the rise
Galamsey is escalated cos the real galamseyers are in town as NDC Galamsey kingpins finally step out to fight security services in the open and chase them from their galamsey sites. Our water bodies reaching all time high pollution.
Thousands of Ghanaians sacked from work for no justifiable cause
Fuel Price on the hike as prices of goods and services on an astronomical rise
First year University students experience anti-climax after paying for their own fees despite the promise from the Government
Long standing fact about some fake neutrals and biased CSOs finally confirmed, so called neutrals as they rush for political appointments amidst flashing of their NDC party cards in our faces after Misleading an entire country to follow them believing they advocated for love of country.
Our country is on a reset, some cutting deep to the dark days. The effect may be dire and positive in some cases.
We have a country to develop and a responsibility to keep our government on its toes to fulfill its social contract with our citizens for the sake of the future of our country.
Make timee and join the conversation with Osei Bonsu OB on Asempa 94.7 FM tomorrow.
Slowly but steadily we shall Rise
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