Be Patient With Us—Rosemond Obeng Admits Bad Economy Inherited, Promises Mahama Is Working to Fix It

Presidential Aide Rosemond Obeng has urged Ghanaians to be patient with the Mahama government, stating that the administration inherited a bad economy and is working to fix it.

According to Obeng, the government took over an economy that was in poor shape, and it will take time and effort to restore it to health. She appealed to Ghanaians to exercise patience and trust the government’s commitment to turning things around.

Obeng explained that the administration is implementing measures to stabilize the economy and address the challenges it inherited. She expressed confidence that the government’s efforts will yield positive results in due course.

Her comments come amid concerns about the state of the economy and the hardships facing many Ghanaians. Obeng acknowledged the difficulties but insisted that the government is on the right track and is determined to deliver improvements.

She called on Ghanaians to support the government’s efforts rather than giving in to despair. She noted that fixing the economy requires collective effort and that the government is committed to transparency and accountability in managing public resources.

Stakeholders have urged the government to back its assurances with concrete action and to communicate clearly with the public about its plans. They noted that patience is easier to sustain when people see tangible progress.

Obeng reiterated the government’s commitment to improving the economy and asked Ghanaians to remain hopeful. She assured that the administration is working tirelessly to address the challenges and create a better future for all.

Her statement adds to the ongoing conversation about the economy and the government’s performance, with Ghanaians eager to see results from the promises made.

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