August 7, 2024
To: All Major Press Houses
NDC Professionals Forum
Press Release
We the members of the NDC Professionals Forum utterly rejects the insincere and belated apology offered by the Minister of Finance, Mohamed Amin Antah, for the catastrophic Debt Exchange Program, the tragic Banking Sector Clean Up, and the colossal failed economic policies of the Akufo Addo -Bawumua led NPP government. These policies have brought unprecedented hardships to Ghanaians, and the apology is nothing but a desperate attempt to secure public sympathy and undeserved votes in the December 7 General Elections
We note that the apology is meant to douse the current flame of anger ignited by the revelations in the Agyapadea Document, which appears to be a stronger version of the Nostradamus Prophecies. The document has exposed the government’s deceitful and reckless handling of the economy, and the apology is a weak attempt to deflect attention from the damning revelations.
In reality, the Agyapadea Document served as a framework for the massive state capture of public resources, undue politicization, and corruption of institutions through appointments. This has led to:
We demand more than empty apologies; we demand accountability, transparency, and a comprehensive overhaul of the government’s economic policies. Minister Antah’s apology is nothing but a feeble attempt to save face and salvage the government’s tattered reputation.
Mohamed Amin Antah
Ghanaians will not be fooled by this desperate attempt to manipulate public opinion. We will continue to hold this government accountable for their actions and ensure that they do not benefit politically from their own failures.
Signed,
Amb. Sam Pee Yalley
Global President, NDC Professionals Forum
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