NPP’s Fake News on Mahama’s 24-Hour Economy Exposed By Sammy Gyamfi

The National Communications Officer of the NDC, Sammy Gyamfi, has issued an alert on what he termed “NPP’s Fake News” on Mahama’s 24-hour economy. In a blog post, he revealed that some pro-NPP media outlets have published fake news content against the visionary 24-Hour Economy Strategy of H.E. John Dramani Mahama.

He furthered that the NPP and its leaders are panicking as a result of the good policies the NDC is currently marketing to the people of Ghana.

“The failed Akufo-Addo/Bawumia NPP government has become very jittery and is panicking over how this laudable policy proposal, described by the TUC as a game-changer, continues to gain traction and acceptability among the Ghanaian people.”

Sammy Gyamfi added that Mahama’s 24-Hour Economy will be the NDC’s deliberate policy intervention, which will create an enabling business and economic growth environment for all Ghanaians.

“For emphasis, the 24-Hour Economy will be a deliberate policy intervention by the next NDC/Mahama government to encourage businesses and public institutions to operate 24/7, in a three-shift system of eight hours each, by creating an enabling environment that encourages competitiveness. The policy will maximise productivity and efficiency; transform Ghana into an import substitution and export-led economy; enhance access to public services; and more importantly, create more well-paying jobs for unemployed Ghanaians.” He stated this in the post sighted by Ghanaeducation.org.

He has called on the general public to disregard such publications by NPP-Pro media houses in Ghana.

Below are some of the fake news publications, according to Sammy Gyamfi

The 24-Hour Economy means Waakey sellers are going to sell Waakye after 6 pm. This is attributed to Felix Kwaakye Owus, however, it is false.

Check the attached images for all the fake news Sammy Gyamfi outlined.

Read the full statement released by NDC’s Sammy Gyamfi

DISCLAIMER‼️: BE ON THE ALERT FOR NPP’S FAKE NEWS ON THE MAHAMA 24-HOUR ECONOMY STRATEGY

I have taken notice of the deliberate disinformation campaign launched by the ruling New Patriotic Party and their fake media outlets against the visionary 24-Hour Economy Strategy of H.E John Dramani Mahama.

The failed Akufo-Addo/Bawumia NPP government has become very jittery and is panicking over how this laudable policy proposal, described by the TUC as a game-changer, continues to gain traction and acceptability among the Ghanaian people.

Clearly, the NPP is bereft of ideas and any sound policy proposition on job creation going into the crucial 2024 election. All the farcical jokes by their discredited Flag-bearer against the Mahama 24-hour economy strategy, have been roundly rejected by Ghanaians.

This is why they have resorted to a campaign of calumny and deliberate disinformation, ostensibly to discredit the well thought-through 24-Hour Economy Strategy of the nation-builder H.E John Dramani Mahama.

But I am sorry to disappoint them because the 24-Hour Economy has come to stay and no amount of infantile disinformation by the sinking NPP, can change this reality.

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For emphasis, the 24-Hour Economy will be a deliberate policy intervention by the next NDC/Mahama government to encourage businesses and public institutions to operate 24/7, in a three-shift system of eight hours each, by creating an enabling environment that encourages competitiveness. The policy will maximize productivity and efficiency; transform Ghana into an import substitution and export-led economy; enhance access to public services and more importantly, create more well-paying jobs for unemployed Ghanaians.

Indeed, the 24-hour economy strategy is a game changer and has come to stay.

The general public is hereby advised accordingly. Kindly be alert to NPP fake news on Mahama’s 24-hour economy strategy, so you don’t become a victim of their desperate disinformation campaign against the policy.

SAMMY GYAMFI ESQ.
National Communications Officer, NDC