A Shuffling of cards and a bleeding Democracy: Ghana, stand up! | Blunt Thoughts (16-2-24)

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1. Leaders in government are the reflection of the people. People outside government including the unknown security man who will refuse competent people seeking jobs entry to an office unless bribe is paid is contributing to the bad economy we have today. We are over focusing and emphasizing on politicians when the real rot is sometimes civil and public servants who sometimes specialize in corrupting every politician who assumes office. Most ministers are not signatories to accounts. There is always some chief director, chief accounts officer etc aiding and abetting.

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2. When evil men leads a nation, the people suffer in abject poverty and hopelessness. A few family members used the name of Ghana 🇬🇭 to borrow over $70 billions but nothing to show for it. The present and future generations in Ghana are in debt and currently the country is bankrupt. Ghana is a crime scene, why should the citizens pay for reckless spending of some few family members through outrageous taxes. What role did parliament played in the bankruptcy of Ghana?

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