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Former first lady says Mahama lacks job creation ideas
Former first lady, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings has stated that President John Mahama does not have ideas to create jobs.
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Nana Konadu said the youth will continue to wallow in abject poverty so long as Mahama continues to be at the helm of affairs.
She told TV3 yesterday, May 4, that the lack of employment opportunities in the country, coupled with the continuous collapse of the few businesses amid economic hardship, is making many people despondent; and attributed it to the government’s lack of vision and foresight.
Nana Konadu during the interview disclosed that she is not happy that many businesses are relocating to other countries whilst others are collapsing, adding that they are all clear indicators that the economy is getting worse.
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She also revealed that she had received several calls from business owners in the country asking her to come to their rescue.
She said that the government going to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a bail-out is a clear indication that the Mahama-led government cannot handle the economy.
“There must be something that we can do when we see that our leader is leading us astray,” the former first lady pointed out.
“So you don’run to the IMF when there is nothing wrong with you. The economy has been collapsed. It has completely collapsed through theft, through mismanagement and others,” she posited.
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