Stop crying for the steering, the car is not a toy – Ayariga to Bawumia

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The Founder and Leader of the All People’s Congress (APC) Party, Dr. Hassan Ayariga has advised Vice President Dr. Mamudu Bawumia who doubles as the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Presidential Candidate, to stop calling on Ghanaians to give him the steering to drive the car because the vehicle is not a toy to play with.

According to the APC Presidential candidate, “the steer was given to you and your boss and you both drove to a different direction.”

“You have lost credibility as a party and as a candidate, no good policies, deceits and propaganda. Your only option left is vote buying”.

Dr. Hassan Ayariga made this suggestion at a press conference organized to express his concern on the ongoing economic hardship in the country.

He questioned that, if former President Mahama had to go because of Gh4.00 to $1.00, then why is Vice President Dr. Mamudu Bawumia is running for President @ GH16.00 to $1.00

“Dr. Bawumia should know that Ghanaians don’t have short memories, THE SUFFERING IS REALAND ESCALA] | NG, so he should stop the jokes”.

He further advised Dr. Mamudu Bawumia to watch his slogan “‘it is Possible” indicating that, Ghanaian’s are not listening to him anymore because they have inflicted pains and suffering on the people. “So “ it’s possible” has no chance rather use that resources and change the narrative”.

“Our nation has become a banana republic under your watch and it’s pathetic Mr. Vice president”.

Revealing some major policies of the All People’s Congress (APC), Dr. Ayariga stated that, his Party’s vision is to transform Ghana into a prosperous and developed nation, where every citizen has access to opportunities and a decent standard of living.

According to him, if God welling and he becomes the President of Ghana, they are going to implement an Economic Lockdown to prevent capital flight, grow to consumers and increase productivity and ensure that, Ghana’s resources benefit Ghanaians.

Again, they would establish a National Database to ensure accurate data collection and informed decision-making saying, he would help in better planning and implementation of policies.

Also, APC would develop a National Development Plan to guide Ghana’s development and ensure sustainable growth. This will provide a roadmap for the country’s progress.

Furthermore, prioritize Ghanaian interests through “Ghanaian First” policy, and ensuring that citizens benefit from the nation’s natural resources. “This will help in promoting local industries and create job opportunities for Ghanaians”.

“We also aim to promote a mindset shift from dependence to self-reliance and entrepreneurship through our “Change of Mindset” policy. This will empower individuals to take control of their own economic well-being”.

Additionally, the party would established Ghana as a hub for production, manufacturing, and industry through Production, Manufacturing, and Industrial Hub policy. “This will create jobs and drive economic growth in the country”.

Moreover, “we will implement programs to create decent jobs for Ghana’s youth through our “Jobs for the Youth” policy. This will empower the younger generation to contribute to the nation’s development.”

“We will also introduce a 24-hour economy and a 3-shift system to maximize productivity and efficiency in various sectors. This will help in boosting economic growth and create more oportunities for Ghanaians.

He assured of the party’s commitments to leverage technology to enhance governance, transparency, and accountability through our “E-Governance policy. This will help in improving the efficiency of government operations and services”.

“Lastly, we will work towards economic independence by reducing Ghana’s reliance on foreign aid and promote self-sufficiency. This will help in strengthening the country’s economy and ensure a brighter future for our nation”.

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