Jakpa Strikes: Government On Reverse Mode

The recent demolition of the Polo Beach Club, despite numerous pending lawsuits, has reignited concerns about impunity during President John Mahama's administration. The Police, specifically the 48 Engineer Regiment, not only demolished the beach houses but also assaulted the workers of the affected businesses, reminiscent of the PNDC era.

This alarming incident highlights the growing disregard for the rule of law and human rights under the current government. The government's response to public backlash, led by Stan Dogbe, has been criticized for being insufficient and ineffective. The commander-in-chief needs to acknowledge and take responsibility for the actions of his agencies, as the President's failure to do so has eroded public trust.

The government's repeated failures and disregard for the law have led to the cancellation of the much-anticipated 24-Hour Economy job creation mantra, which has only worsened the unemployment situation. It appears that the ruling party is on a campaign of vengeance, with more demolitions and arrests looming on the horizon. This trend is a stark reminder of the incompetence and recklessness of the NDC government, which has failed to meet its development goals and instead focuses on destroying local businesses in pursuit of foreign takeovers.