Dr Kwame Asah-Asante, a Political Scientist and Senior Lecturer at the University of Ghana has stated President John Dramani Mahama can take Ghana to its destination if the government stays on course.
The Senior Lecturer asserted that the Mahama-led government have started well.
According to Dr Kwame Asah-Asante, he hopes and prays the government remain afloat and deliver on all the promises made to the people.
Speaking on JOYNEWS, Dr Kwame Asah-Asante stated, “I am hopeful, and I have no doubt in my mind that this government has started well”.
“I hope and pray that they remain afloat and deliver on all the promises made to the people. From the little that is happening, there is hope. If they stay on course, we will reach our destination”, he stated.
He further added, “Mr President, economists and financial analysts have long stressed the urgent need to restructure Ghana’s economy to create opportunities and meaningful employment so that people can earn a decent living. I fully support this view and urge you to place it at the heart of your Reset Agenda”.
“You must not leave office without establishing a robust and sustainable industry. Industrialisation is widely recognised as the key driver of economic transformation, and it should be part of your enduring legacy, not an industry that fizzles out after your tenure, but one that thrives and creates lasting jobs for Ghanaians.”
Dr Kwame Asah-Asante further detailed, “Consider the abundant crops and fruits we cultivate. Can’t we process these, add value, and generate employment? During former President Kufuor’s tenure, he was introduced to 14 different products derived from cocoa. I believe initiatives like these can ignite new industries.”
“Mr President, this must form part of your legacy. That is my message to you”.
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If the NDC stays on course, Ghana will reach its destination- Dr Asah-Asante
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