'NDC in 120 days has created two Ghanas' - Afenyo-Markin explains

The Minority Leader successful Parliament, Alexander Kwamina Afenyo-Markin, has described President John Dramani Mahama’s archetypal 120 days successful bureau arsenic a play marked by deepening governmental divisions, disappointments, and regrets.

Afenyo-Markin alleged that the NDC authorities has adopted a partisan attack to governance, marginalising those perceived arsenic governmental opponents, portion rewarding loyalists.

According to a study by citinewsroom.com, helium made the remarks successful a caller interrogation connected Citi FM.

“For me, it’s 120 days of disappointments and regrets. The NDC successful 120 days has created 2 Ghanas; a Ghana for them and their party, and a Ghana for the others they see enemies.

“First of all, erstwhile they assumed office, they decided to terminate the employment of Ghanaians who had been employed successful authorities institutions,” helium reportedly said.

Afenyo-Markin further claimed that these dismissals extended to autarkic law bodies and State-Owned Enterprises, undermining the credibility of governance and professionalism successful the nationalist sector.

“Worst of all, teachers and nurses who were employed and posted were besides affected. Haruna Iddrisu issued a connection astir validating the teachers, but determination is nary grounds that those who were asked to spell location person been reinstated,” helium noted.

Turning his attraction to the flagship 24-Hour Economy policy, the Minority Leader criticised the government’s evident deficiency of clarity and execution.

He argued that the argumentation was yet to beryllium afloat implemented.

“They made america judge they would instrumentality a ‘one-three-three’ model, 1 job, 3 shifts by creating an enabling situation for the backstage assemblage done incentives. What we spot contiguous is simply a implicit deficiency of argumentation absorption for the backstage sector,” helium added.

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