Former Member of parliament for Madina, Alhaji Ahmadu Sorogho has said, in all of the country’s history, the Akufo Addo, NPP II led administration would go down the memory lane as the most corrupt and nonperforming government ever.
“My own friend Nana Akufo Addo’s Government is just too big and full of family and friends which is poisonous for the country’s growth and what kills me most is his ‘clearing agent’ attitude whenever a scandal is spotted among his appointees. What at all is he doing to himself and to Ghana”? He Questioned.
According to the former legislator, he is only being candid and not indulging in the usual politicking that politicians of both divides, the NDC and the NPP have always been noted for. He posited, the first gentleman of the land has always been a good friend of his and up until today, he always remembers him in prayers and would always do but, would also advice that he retires from the presidency during the upcoming general elections slated for December 7, 2020.
“Akufo Addo has always been a friend of mine and I know just what he wanted in life, to become a president. Now you’ve been but have failed to perform par the normal mark, so just go and retire before governing this country takes the little achievement you have chalked as president from you”
Alhaji Ahmadu Sorogho recounted how under the late President Prof. John Evans Atta Mills and prior to that as MP struggled to secure a land for the construction of the Madina Hospitals which has upon its completion last year been renamed the Ga East Hospital. The $41 million 100-bed facility, which is a turnkey project, is the second to be completed out of the nine ‘Ghana Hospitals Project’ initiated in 2008.
Speaking on SIMPIESO afternoon political talk show on Accra – Tema – Lashibi based Ahotor 92.3 FM hosted by Kakeeku, Alhaji Ahmadu Sorogho used the occasion and wished all Muslims in the country a happy Eid and urged them to fully partake in the ongoing voter registration exercise in order to change the very fortunes of the country by reinstating former President John Mahama for a much better Ghana.
