Lawyer Maurice Ampaw, has heaped praises on Mustapha Hamid for humbling himself and choosing to ride in a Hyundai i10 at a time when Ghana’s economy is facing a major hardship.
The seasoned lawyer stated on Wontumi TV that Mustapha Hamid who is the Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), could have easily chosen to ride in a more expensive car that gulps gallons of fuel at each acceleration, but chose to ride in a economy saving car during his working hours.
“I was at the Ministries to conduct my personal business and I saw Mustapha Hamid being driven in Hyundai i10”, Maurice Ampaw said on TV.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reaffirmed its commitment to support Ghana following the conclusion of its visit to the country.
The discussions focused on improving fiscal balances in a sustainable way while protecting the vulnerable and poor; ensuring credibility of the monetary policy and exchange rate regimes; preserving financial sector stability, and designing reforms to enhance growth, create jobs, and strengthen governance.
At the conclusion of the mission, the IMF team led by its Division Chief, Carlo Sdralevich, concluded that “Ghana is facing a challenging economic and social situation amid an increasingly difficult global environment. The fiscal and debt situation has severely worsened following the COVID-19 pandemic.”
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