Don’t Insult Our Intelligence
The Chief Justice’s political gaffe last week was as huge as it was unparalleled. It dwarfed the other missteps to visit the NDC as they do these days. Even Read More... The post Don’t Insult Our Intelligence appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
The Chief Justice's political blunder last week was significant and unprecedented, surpassing other missteps that have occurred in recent times. Despite the Chief Justice's name remaining in the minds of Ghanaians, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) published another thought-provoking intervention aimed at bolstering the 24-Hour Economy's job creation initiative.
This overly simplistic approach irritated those familiar with the NDC's penchant for similar stunts, as it reinforced the conundrum surrounding the 24-hour economy. Prof. Seidu Alidu, a member of the ruling party, dismissed the job creation aspect of the policy, the 1:3:3 formula, as mere rhetoric, which only fueled laughter among some party members.
Earlier, Goosie Tanoh, a Presidential Advisor on the 24-Hour Economy, claimed the 24-Hour Economy Secretariat had nothing to do with recent demolitions. As the truth continues to unravel, it becomes increasingly evident that the NDC's governance is riddled with insincerity and deceit, attempting to deceive the public. It is crucial for politicians to approach governance with honesty and sincerity, rather than perpetuating lies and propaganda.
The NDC's continuous falsehoods and wobbling performance suggest that the country should not remain under its rule, as Ghanaians prefer to support parties with a clear direction and commitment to service-oriented governance.
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