NPP communicator apologize to Ghanaians over economic hardships

A member of the New Patriotic Party’s Communication team, Kamaldeen Abdulai has apologized to Ghanaians over the recent economic hardships being endured in the country.

He made the apology on TV3 NewDay monitored by GhanaPlus.com on Tuesday September 20.

According to him, although the economic difficulties are global, he will always apologies to Ghanaians over the development.

Mr Abdulai advised Ghanaians not to disperse at the face of the currently challenges confronting the country because there are better days ahead.

“Let me admit that we are in difficult times and is globally acknowledge that economies are struggling. Physical policies that are actually hither to before the external shocks were churn out are indeed suffering because of the challenges that they have encountered so it not about Ghana alone but I will always set off by apologizing to Ghanaians and indicating to Ghanaians that look there are better times ahead. There is light at the end of the tunnel. We should throw our hands in disperse, the economy is going to bounce back and bounce so well,” Mr Abdulai.

“Essentially, it is important for us to acknowledge that we have a work to do as a people and we will continue to do that work and give support to ourselves and paint that positive picture out there so that at least we have an outlook that will invite people to come support us and give us a very good backing going forward,” he added.

Ghanaians cry of economic hardships

Ghana seem to be far from the better Ghana, the Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo led government promised the people prior to his elections in 2016 and even his re-elections in 2020.

Higher cost of living, inflation and constant depreciation of the country’s currency, Cedis against major trading currencies since the beginning of the year has made matters very worse for Ghanaians in all walks of life.

Government has however, blamed the hardships on the COVID-19 pandemic which hit the world including Ghana from December 2019 through to this year and also the Russia-Ukraine War.

The country is currently seeking a bail out from the International Monetary Fund.

Source: GhanaPlus.com