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IMANI heaps praises on Nana Addo
Kofi Bentil urged the president not to forget the promises he made to Ghanaians on the campaign platform.
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According to him, even though, Nana Addo in its first 100 days had been faced with some security challenges, he has performed creditably in fighting the menace.
Speaking on GHOne TV, Kofi Bentil said "Our view is that generally speaking, the government is on track. There are a number of things that we would have expected would have more effects, for instance reducing the cost of energy for the average person. But it is our view that, generally speaking, the government is on track."
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He said "There are certain things that have happened, for instance, security breaches which I think are important. But we must take them in context, we should not think that because of that particular occurrence the whole security system is in shambles. We think that if the government continues in this fashion, it is likely that it will achieve most of its promises.
He said the 100 days is not enough to judge the performance of the government adding that the president must not forget to deliver on the promises he made to Ghanaians on the campaign platform.
"The 100 days is not enough time to judge anything. It is just enough time to give indicators. Indicators will just give you a certain sense of how well something is going to move, so based on that alone we can say that what we have seen is more positive and we think that if they continue like this they are likely to achieve most of their promises."
"They must focus on the things that are important. For instance, the security problems, we think they must give it the focus. If you take for instance the Free SHS, the promise to make it free, much as it has been controversial, it is a good one.
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"We have had to question them about it, but we think that the approach that they are using is a good approach, to start small and then grow it for some time before it is complete. But in the mean time they must also take a hard look at the junior levels especially. Even though it may not be in their promise we think it is a very important thing that they must do," Kofi Bentil said.
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