In a recent fiery speech, Honorable Seth Ankrah, a prominent opposition figure, has launched scathing criticism against Dr. Bawumia’s much-touted 70-point agenda, labeling it as nothing more than hollow rhetoric and empty promises.
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the Vice President of Ghana, introduced the ambitious 70-point agenda as a comprehensive roadmap for the nation’s development across various sectors, including economy, education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
However, Ankrah argues that the agenda lacks substance and fails to address the real issues facing the country.In his impassioned address to the press, Hon. Seth Ankrah emphasized that the 70-point agenda is merely a political tool used to garner support and deflect attention from the government’s shortcomings.
He accused the ruling party of prioritizing optics over tangible progress, stating, “Ghanaians are tired of empty promises and grandiose plans that never materialize.
“Ankrah further challenged Dr. Bawumia and the government to provide concrete evidence of progress on each of the 70 points outlined in the agenda, asserting that mere rhetoric is not enough to address the pressing challenges confronting the nation.
The criticism comes amidst growing dissatisfaction with the government’s handling of various issues, including rising inflation, unemployment, and inadequate infrastructure. Opposition figures like Ankrah have seized upon these concerns to undermine the credibility of the ruling party and its leaders.
In response to the accusations, government officials have defended Dr. Bawumia’s agenda, highlighting several initiatives and projects that they claim demonstrate progress in key areas outlined in the 70-point plan. However, critics remain skeptical, demanding more transparency and accountability from the government.
As the political debate intensifies, the effectiveness and sincerity of Dr. Bawumia’s 70-point agenda continue to be hotly contested, with both supporters and detractors offering contrasting narratives about its significance in shaping Ghana’s future.
story filed by: Nana kwaku Duah
