Associate Professor of Finance, Prof. Williams Kwasi Peprah, says Ghana’s thirty-six month extended credit facility deal with the International Monetary Fund is inadequate to make any significant economic impact. He says the conditionality and policy demands from the IMF to mitigate Ghana’s fiscal and debt vulnerabilities are drastic and demand a long-term approach.
If I were the President of Ghana, then, I would have to act and behave like the former Prime Minister of Singapore late Lee Kwan Yew, and the current President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, in Ghana our motherland. I would also be filled with the Spirit of God Almighty, which was in Joseph and Daniel so that I would be like them 100 per cent (Genesis 41 verses 37 to 50, Daniel 2 verses 19 to 23, 6 verses 1 to 3). I would be here to promote solely the welfare and the well-being of Children, Youth and Ordinary people (who are 90% of the population) as against that of Leaders, Elders and Elites (who are just 10% of the population).