Ghanaians declare Nana Addo’s Address empty lies, disrespectful and waste of time
Ghanaians declare Nana Addo’s Address empty lies, disrespectful and waste of time. The general public believes Nana Addo hasn’t said anything that will benefit the country soon.
Clearly, Ghanaians are disappointed by the address on the ailing Ghanaian economy by President Akuffu Addo. Reactions from social media show that nearly all the neutrals and politically skewed citizens are highly disappointed in the President.
Ghanaians only bully people they consider weak or soft.
When dollar was 3ghc,everybody wanted to have Mahama’s head. Dollar is now 15ghc,and I double dare you cowards to protest against Nana Addo.
Tribal bigots and hypocrites
— sa__dick🇪🇸OBE🎖 (@itz_Afellay) October 29, 2022
Dear Nana Addo,
You basically blamed us for the economy from not paying taxes and speaking out when we are suffering without accepting responsibility for your bad management.
THIS IS OUR LIVES YOU ARE PLAYING WITH. Very disrespectful and you wasted our time. pic.twitter.com/LEq34JzkAx
— 🌼 Daisey💫🌟🪐⚡ (@Daisey_Boateng) October 30, 2022
Our checks on Nana Aba’s page on Facebook was not that different from the general sentiments shared by Ghanaians on Twitter.
“Indeed, some steps have been taken to restore order in the forex markets and we are already beginning to see some calm returning. We will not relent until order is completely restored. The following actions have been taken thus far:”
1) enhanced supervisory action by the Bank of Ghana in the forex bureau markets and the black market to flush out illegal operators, as well as ensuring that those permitted to operate legally abide by the market rules. Already some forex bureaus have had their licenses revoked, and this exercise will continue until complete order is restored in the sector;
2) Fresh inflows of dollars are providing liquidity to the foreign exchange market, and addressing the pipeline demand;
3) the Bank of Ghana has given its full commitment to the commercial banks to provide liquidity to ensure the wheels of the economy continue to run in a stabilized manner, till the IMF Programme kicks in and the financing assurances expected from other partners also come in;
4) Government is working with the Bank of Ghana and the oil producing and mining companies to introduce a new legal and regulatory framework to ensure that all foreign exchange earned from operations in Ghana are, initially, paid to banks domiciled in Ghana to help boost the domestic foreign exchange market; and
5) the Bank of Ghana will enhance its gold purchase programme.
I am confident that these immediate measures designed to change the structure of our balance of payment flows, sanitise the foreign exchange market to ensure that the banks and forex bureaus operate along international best practices, together with strengthened supervision, will go a long way to sanitize our foreign exchange market, and make it more resilient against external vulnerabilities going forward.