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Renowned business mugu in Ghana has advised the vice president of the Republic of Ghana H.E.Mahamudu Bawumia to as a matter of urgency resign to safe his image.
According to him, he cannot used government apparatus to campaign and make u-turn that he is not part of the decisions making in the cabinet level.
Speaking in an interview with Daniel Mensah, the CEO of Erata Motors Mr Eddie Kusi Ankomah has expressed worried about the Veep continuing stay in office so he caution him to resign to proves his innocent over bad governance Ghanaians have ever had in the 21st century in our political depensation.
He said he cannot continue to stay in office and says that he is not part of the mess and economic hardship Ghanaians are experiencing in recent times.
“If he has something good to offer Ghanaians why won’t he demonstrate that now so to him he sees that the Veep is just throwing dust into the eyes of Ghanaians” he emphasis.
The corruption and economic crisis Ghanaians are facing the Veep cannot give such excuses that he is not part of what is going on.
He should come out clear on how to tackle those mess and bring Ghana to its normal shape.
According to him, he was at the Policy and Vision address he realised that is full of lies and deceitful which Ghanaians must ignore.
Mr Eddie Kusi reiterated that in 2016 he campaign vigorous for the Veep and H.E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo because he listened to him and have confidence in him that he is the one who can manage Ghana’s economy well and now what are we see about economic masiah.
Ghanaians are tired of lies and deceit seeks of people are dieing through poverty and hardship, businesses are collapsing.
The mate can’t wait until the driving mess up and the same mate makes a U-turn that he can handle the said car well than his boss is rather unfortunate to hear that.
Ghana is in a cross road and needs a competent serious leader and courageous person who can turn round the misfortune.
He was optimistic that this time around Ghanaians are wise now and knows what is good and bad.
By Joseph Nana Yaw Cobbina