In a statement, the CFF-Ghana boss notes that although citizens have gone through some difficulties under all regimes, the hardship being witnessed today is as harsh as something else.
He notes that life has become so tough, super difficult, regrettably, to the extent that there’s no hope in sight.
According to Richard Kasu, government must as a matter of urgency turn things around if it desires to ‘break the eight.’
“Government must stop using COVID-19 to justify the hardship in Ghana; they must fix the economic mess or say goodbye to power in 2024,” part of the statement from the CFF-Ghana Director reads.
He adds, “Under the circumstances, one will expect government to show leadership to right the mess for sustained economic recovery rather than the COVID-19 justification and the blame game.
“As rightly admitted publicly by some leading figures of the NPP the likes of Nana Akomea that the government is becoming more unpopular, I dare say if NPP blatantly refuse to heed wise counsel by the voices of discern in fixing the economic mess caused by the ruling NPP through wanton corruption and gross mismanagement of the economy, they risk going back into opposition in 2024.”
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