You Lack Knowledge To Understand Dr. Bawumia’s Digitalization Drive - Veep’s Aide To Adongo, Others
Spokesperson and Economic Advisor to the Vice President, Dr. Gideon Boako, has said that the doubting Thomases of the Vice President’s digitalization lecture lacks knowledge to understand.
According to him, you will need to have a deeper insight knowledge into modern technological trends before you can appreciate the vice president’s lecture.
More Jobs Created Than NDC....Through Digitization
Speaking in an exclusive interview on Okay FM’s Ade Akye Abia program, he explained that the NPP government through its digitization agenda has created more jobs than the erstwhile Mahama and NDC administration.
"I find it very funny when the NDC and the likes of Hon. Adongo goes around to say that this digitization does not put money into the pockets of the ordinary Ghanaian. It’s because they have cloud their senses with their myopic political interest.
"The NPP government has through the improvement of the economy provided more jobs and also creating avenues for more jobs to be created.
"Ghana’s economy, through the ingenuity of the Vice President, is gradually taking shape which I believe will help improve the lives of the ordinary Ghanaian," he stated.
Take Advantage of Ghana's Digital Revolution
Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has urged the vibrant youth of the country to take more advantage of the digital revolution the government is undertaking.
The Ghanaian economy has undergone significant digital transformation over the past four years, with many technological innovations and e-commerce springing up.
Delivering a public lecture at the Ashesi University Tuesday evening on the impact of digitilization on the Ghanaian economy, Dr. Bawumia said digitilization is a youth revolution, which presents huge prospects for the brilliant Ghanaian youth in terms of job creation, and also to enable them contribute more to the development of the nation.
"The digital revolution is a youth driven revolution. It is your revolution," Dr. Bawumia said.
"There is a growing body of empirical evidence that illustrates the capacity of digital technology to create jobs, significantly boost productivity, increase income and support wealth creation."
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