NDC Manifesto: Ghanaians Can’t Trust ‘Inconsistent’ NDC- Akyem Chief
Etwienana Baffour Oteatuoso Kokoben II, has taunted Ghana’s leading opposition party, NDC as “inconsistent and therefore not deserve to be entrusted with the country to manage because they presented what he termed, “an empty book as their manifesto document yesterday.”
“I can’t forsee any extensive publicity being given to it to generate an extensive interest among the larger section of the Ghanaian society because it lacks substance.” He told Oheneba Nana Asiedu on Wontumi Radio and TV Morning Show
Nana Oteatuoso noted that, Ghanaians should not bother themselves about the party’s manifesto rather concentrate on the appointment of President Akufo-Addo as the new ECOWAS Chairman.
According to the Akyem Royal, the deamenor of John Mahama when he was presenting the manifesto gave a clearer picture that he has already lost the polls.
He added: “when you look at the demeanor of Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang too it looked as if she bears somebody a grudge and had carried the ill feelings to the event grounds..”
“A whole Professor in English was sighted fumbling with the manifesto reading from a text written in English yet she couldn’t read.” Nana Oteatuoso wondered
He pointed out that, the MP of Tamale South, Hon Haruna Iddrisu is alleged to have received double salary yet he had the audacity to say that, “Corruption is going to be high risk of activity under John Mahama.”
“If corruption will be high risk for John Mahama, then he should help the country to know his role in theill- fated Airbus Scandal Saga.” He said
Nana Oteatuoso added that, John Mahama should also help Ghanaians to know the cause of Mills death.
According to Nana Oteatuoso, Nana Akufo-Addo has saved Ghanaians from the Dumsor menace so therefore ,he needs four more years to fix all the country’s deplorable roads and continue the free SHS policy.
He emphasized that, Ghanaians need the four year extension of Nana Addo’s tenure more than Nana Addo himself because Ghanaians would the biggest beneficiaries in the long run.