Today, posterity has exposed their hypocrisy, deceitfulness, recklessness and emptiness.
“The least they can do under the circumstances is to bury their arrogance, swallow their pride, accept responsibility for the mess they have created, accept that they have been useless in the manner they have mismanaged the economy and apologize for the excruciating hardships they continue to impose on the Ghanaian people.”
He said the government should eat humble pie and to continue defending the state of the economy “will only expand the bottomless pit they have plunged themselves into”.
“Leadership that accepts responsibility and shows sensitivity to the plight of the people is what Ghanaians yearn for in a time like this and not the puffed up arrogance and intransigence this government continues to display.”
The private legal practitioner had predicted the government proceeding to the IMF but said that will be beside the point if the Electronic Transaction Levy Policy is not scrapped immediately.
“We are tired of paying the e-levy, it is not a tax it is thievery. We don’t care whether government will go to IMF or to Afghanistan,” he said on the sidelines of the Arise Ghana demonstration on Wednesday, June 29.
“We cannot continue to pay e-levy until 2024. For now, we are dying, we can’t wait till 2024, the e-levy must be scrapped now.”
“The least they can do under the circumstances is to bury their arrogance, swallow their pride, accept responsibility for the mess they have created, accept that they have been useless in the manner they have mismanaged the economy and apologize for the excruciating hardships they continue to impose on the Ghanaian people.”
He said the government should eat humble pie and to continue defending the state of the economy “will only expand the bottomless pit they have plunged themselves into”.
“Leadership that accepts responsibility and shows sensitivity to the plight of the people is what Ghanaians yearn for in a time like this and not the puffed up arrogance and intransigence this government continues to display.”
The private legal practitioner had predicted the government proceeding to the IMF but said that will be beside the point if the Electronic Transaction Levy Policy is not scrapped immediately.
“We are tired of paying the e-levy, it is not a tax it is thievery. We don’t care whether government will go to IMF or to Afghanistan,” he said on the sidelines of the Arise Ghana demonstration on Wednesday, June 29.
“We cannot continue to pay e-levy until 2024. For now, we are dying, we can’t wait till 2024, the e-levy must be scrapped now.”
