Ghanaians will jubilate over Mahama's loss - Lawyer Adofo

Europa

September 1, 2016 3:19 PM

According to him, the ruling NDC has become a pain in the neck for many Ghanaians due to the economic hardships and the high rate of graduate unemployment which has bedevilled the country.

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Ghanaians will celebrate the exit of the Mahama-led government after the December 2016 polls, a private legal practitioner, Kwame Adofo has said.

According to him, the ruling NDC has become a pain in the neck for many Ghanaians due to the economic hardships and the high rate of graduate unemployment which have bedevilled the country.

He has therefore urged Ghanaians to vote ‘incompetent’ NDC out of power during the December polls.

“Vote hopelessly incompetent NDC out in December, everybody will rejoice if they are out of power, the country will turn around, even when you don’t have money you can see the confidence,” he said.

Speaking on Kumasi-based Ultimate Radio lawyer Kwame Adofo called on electorates not to buy into the deceit of the NDC, adding that President Mahama lacks credibility.

“The country has hit the bottom of the rock, unemployment is on the rise, and the economic environment is not suitable for private companies to employ graduates. In spite of the LEAP, YES, people are still not employed after injection of millions of cedis,” he added.

“NDC are desperate because they are going to go hungry when voted out of power, if you scan through the people of NPP, they are wealthy, they don’t need to be in government to be rich, but when you are sitting there and your country is been rundown, if you are a really God-fearing person, how can you shut up, you can’t, you got to rise up for your country. But you can feel that the country is been run (excuse me) by people with no clue, we cannot allow clueless people run this country, you have to help save your country, it’s a calling for all of us to rise up and say we need people who have brains,” he said.

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