Speaking to the Ghana News Agency in Cape Coast, Mr Ato Amoah,
Regional NDC Youth Organiser said for Ghana’s Finance Minister to win
the prestigious award after beating his counterparts from South
Africa, Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda was no mean achievement and
the entire nation must feel proud for that.
The award was instituted by the Banker, London’s authoritative
financial and economic magazine, which is published by the Financial
Times to recognise the difficult decisions taken by award winners to
transform the financial sector of their countries.
Mr Amoah expressed happiness that the world was monitoring the
performance of the government of Professor John Evans Atta Mills and
had appreciated his achievements.
“We the youth are happy that whilst the detractors of the
government have refused to see the good work the government is doing
to build a Better Ghana for all to enjoy, the advanced economy have
acknowledged its performance,” the NDC said.
He said those who named President Mills “Professor do little”
must now bow down their heads in shame.
Mr Amoah appealed to the government and its appointees to remain
focus as their opponents were bent on distracting their attention in
order to derail their laudable programmes to improve the lots of
Ghanaians.
He urged the youth not to be deterred about the noise the
opponents of the NDC were making in the mass media and rather
intensify the house-to-house campaign to explain the good works the
government was doing.
Mr Amoah claimed that because opponents of the Party had nothing
to offer the nation, they had decided to launch baseless attacks on
whatever the government did or say.
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