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No second term for Nana Addo in government - Fred Agbenyo
Fred Agbenyo said he has no doubt that Ghanaians will vote the government out in 2020 considering how the economy is being handled
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According to him, the Akufo-Addo administration will only enjoy one-term in government.
Speaking on Accra-based Peace FM, Fred Agbenyo said he has no doubt that Ghanaians will vote the government out in 2020 considering how the economy is being run by Nana Addo and his government.
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"We [NDC] are preparing and organizing ourselves and I am very certain. I have no doubt in my mind that 2021, when God permits, we're going to form the next government. Because what we are seeing now at this stage, I have no doubt in my mind that this government cannot last beyond one-term. They will be a one-term government and NDC will come and take over," he said.
Speaking on former President John Mahama he said "nobody can prevent him [Mahama] from contesting the party's primaries to become a two-time flagbearer of the party.
"If we open room for our primaries and he thinks he wants to come and run again, nobody can prevent him from coming. If he goes and the party delegates vote for him, he will run and continue the good works he started," Fred Agbenyo added.
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