Let’s Not Play Politics With What Is Happening In Volta Region Via The Flood Waters – Koku Anyidoho |

Founder and CEO of Atta-Mills Institute, Mr. Koku Anyidoho has appealed to Ghanaians not to play politics with the flood situation in the North, South, and Central Tongu constituencies of the Volta Region.

According to him “People are in deep distress because of what is happening to them via the flood waters and this is not the time for partisan politics.”

Mr. Anyhidoho on his social media stated that; “The waters have no political colours and so there is absolutely no need for any political party to attempt to score cheap political points with what is happening. There is a Government that has been voted for to manage the affairs of State and at such a time like this, Government must act without thinking it is doing the affected people any favors at all. Any attempt to make the affected people think Government is doing them a favour is most unfortunate.”

He admonished not to allow petty partisan politics to continue to becloud our sense of judgment and patriotism.

“Ghana is the only country we have and politicians must try not to sink every issue into the murky waters of partisan politics. The attempts by politicians to play politics with what is happening is extremely unacceptable and must be condemned in all entirety. At different times, various parts of the country suffers from such happenings and it is very critical that we have a non-partisan national approach to dealing with such problems. We are seriously sinking Ghana in too much dirty partisan politics and we must wake up to the fact that we are destroying the country with our dirty politics.”

As a son of Volta Region, I am deeply concerned about what is happening to my people – same way as a Ghanaian, I will be concerned when it happens in any of the other regions. Let’s focus on building a Better Ghana that we shall all be proud of. United we stand, divided we fall,” he said.