RAWLINGS WRITES ON 24 HOUR ECONOMY

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The Global economy was, is and forever measuring since the creation within TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, never a week Economy, a month Economy or year Economy or Decade Economy. (I don’t understand)

Each and every economy wasn’t, isn’t and again measuring over TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ECONOMY but it measures by Staticticians within the event of both day and night which very effective Economy is day and night monitoring which gives the earth calculation update by TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ECONOMY. ( I don’t understand)

THE INTENTION of the leading opposition political party in Ghana, the NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (NDC), to introduce a TWENTY-FOUR HOUR economy ( THE WANZAM ECONOMY )is in the right direction.

When Ghanaians cast their vote wisely and massively for presidential candidate, His Excellency JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA, come 7th, December, 2024, his new government will surely apply the TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ECONOMY ( THE WANZAM ECONOMY ).

The TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ECONOMY which is the DAY and NIGHT activities is how the citizenry will find himself or herself in better livilhood.

The TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ECONOMY(WANZAM ECONOMY), multiplied by seven times, will give us HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHT HOURS, which will eventually lead to a WEEK ECONOMY(WANZAM ECONOMY).

A WEEK ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY) which is HUNDRED and SIXTY-EIGHT HOUR ECONOMY multiplied by FOUR times will be SIX HUNDRED and SEVENTY-TWO HOUR ECONOMY plus or with FORTY-EIGHT HOUR ECONOMY will be a MONTH ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY).

A MONTH ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY), multiplied by SIX (6) will give us HALF a YEAR ECONOMY(WANZAM ECONOMY).

HALF A YEAR ECONOMY(WANZAM ECONOMY) multiplied by two (2) will give us A YEAR ECONOMY(WANZAM ECONOMY).

So all the so-called large economies start from TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY). This is the basic ECONOMY which every Economy begins with as being fundermenal since ancient times.

Even the almighty Archimedes and other mathematicians used THE TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY) which the Vice Presidential candidate, HER EXCELLENCY JANE NAANA OPOKU AGYEMAN, initiated for her boss HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA, the presidential candidate of the NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (NDC).

We termed the TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY as WANZAM ECONOMY because wanzam work is vital in human existence without which a male child is not a complete man throughout his lifetime.

This means introducing or applying the TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY) will surely bail GHANAIANS from the hardship the governing NPP administration has brought upon Ghanaians.

A TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (THE WANZAM ECONOMY) includes all the activities in the marketplace.

Those selling in traffic are also involved in the TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (THE WANZAM ECONOMY ).

All the various kinds of trading costitute the TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY).

Others are artisans (masonry, carpentry, welding, mechanic work, painting, steel bending, block laying, spraying, blacksmith works, Okada (motorbike riders), truck pushers, drivers, cobblers, farmers, fishermen, coconut selling, shoe shining, wanzam work, tea making, check-check sellers, provision shop owners etc, comprise a TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY).

So the governing New Patrotic Party must be considerate when countering this good TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY) idea which will surely bail GHANAIANS.

The TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAMING ECONOMY) is not a promise that will lead GHANAIANS to put their trust in man like what the ruling government did when longing for political power in 2016.

The TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY) is practical work with common sense to put GHANAIANS on top of their daily lives.

The TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY) is also to create the awareness of the grassroots about basic trading.

Wanzam is the only divine profession both Mothers and Fathers need most in their sons’ livelihood, hence the TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY IS WANZAM ECONOMY.

It will surely bail GHANAIANS out of the current economic hardship.

TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ECONOMY (WANZAM ECONOMY) is an initiative of the main opposition Vice Presidential candidate, Professor JANE NAANA OPOKU AGYEMAN.

#SUPPORTED BY USACG-AOR-THELONDON-THEWASHINGTON.

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