President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has admonished Ghanaians not to buy-in to the vile propaganda and political machinations of his political opponents to discredit his policies and programmes.
He pointed out that no amount of political spinning and falsehood would derail his unwavering commitment to implement innovative policy initiatives to improve the living conditions of the people.
Giving specific examples, the President said "from the onset of my pledge to roll-off the free education policy, some unbelievers cast doubts on my ability to make it happen"
They said "he can't do it, it not possible, it is a ploy to win votes but by the grace of God, it is working for all."
Addressing a durbar of the Chiefs and people of Apam as part of his four-day tour to the Central region, the President assured that he was well focused to deliver on his mandate.
The President acknowledged the challenges associated with the free education policy and the double track system but assured that government was equal to the task.
At best, the double track system would temporally address the infrastructure challenges facing the implementation of the free SHS as a temporal intervention until the needed infrastructure was put in place.
He said government’s plan to implement that system was to ensure that no youth was left behind, adding that, about 180,000 students were most likely to be left behind if they do not get admissions into schools in September, when the academic calendar begins.
Source: GNA
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Frank if he us intolerant about ndc st*pidity why not? he is even being too lenient on you people, such f000**00ls with nothing in your heads criticizing everything good for the nation and you say what? he should keep quiet for you aimless, clueless people to misbehave? ain't you ndc ashamed of yourselves for your own report to demand kritical thinkers from your party,did I say tha?it was your own report the Kwesi Botchway's committee brought that says ndc lack kritical thinkers and how can any sensible person tolerate f000*00ls !
There is nothing in the president's speech that suggests that he is being intolerant. Replying critics of his policies, Frank, should not be misconstrued to be intolerance. He is simply demonstrating his resolve at carrying out his policies which he believes would enure to the benefit of the Ghanaian people. He was just re-stating that position with confidence. Do you expect him to keep quite when some people are deliberating spinning webs around his policies just to discredit those policies?
We are just lucky in this country that you cannot be prosecuted for free speech. This president would have arrested and prosecute anyone who will even mention his name. He is very intolerant of others views meanwhile you said worse thing about your political opponents when you were in opposition.