Ghanaian broadcast journalist and former newscaster at GhOne TV, Keminni Amanor is not happy with how the management of the country’s financial sector has been handled by the Akufo-Addo administration.
In a series of tweets, Amanor questioned President Akufo-Addo governance system and chided him over the mess he is spearheading.
She asked if the President is happy with how the country’s current system has been like, adding that his late father won’t even be happy in his grave about how Ghanaians are suffering.
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She described President Akufo-Addo tenure as a mess, and charged her fellow journalists to start “investigating how the other sectors/sub sectors of the economy are doing: education, school feeding, health sector”.
She wrote, “Do you even understand how we feel. What we ordered was a 10 and we got 0.5. That’s how bad it feels. Atro nu dorso. Enumgwa nkoaaa. @NAkufoAddo I ask again what exactly is the legacy?
“Will you live in this same Ghana when you retire from office? Funded by the public? With which money? You do know that at this point even if you removed your finance minister it won’t matter. Economy nu apaska. Ei @NAkufoAddo odi brofo d33d33d3 ni French foon bi adaada y3n sei.
“Addo-D, I want to talk to you. Nti where this country reach nu what exactly do you think your legacy is? What do you think your ancestors especially your father will say about how you have managed Ghana. Nti will you accept ex-gratia when you exit office? @NAkufoAddo”.
She added, “@NAkufoAddo now that you can’t pay the country’s domestic debt, how can we go after NAM1 cos as3 there’s no difference. ooooh don’t do that wai aka s3 you include treasury bills ong? Come to think of it you don’t have money but you increase salaries ei.. reminds me of EIB Network
“This is the time Ghanaian journalists should investigating how the other sectors/sub sectors of the economy are doing: education, school feeding, health sector,Chps compounds(or whatever they are called now), social interventions like LEAP. Let’s do this! Add your own
“Quality of education, ask about your roads, ask about the state of the quality of food given to basic school kids. In fact find out when was the last time your assembly got funds and what they used it for.”
