Dr Bawumia’s track record demonstrates his capacity to lead Ghana effectively, should he be elected President in 2028.
The National Democratic Congress’s (NDC) recent assertions attributing the appreciation of the Ghanaian Cedi against the US dollar to its brief return to power have been strongly contested by Danach B, Communications Director for Friends of Bawumia UK.
He characterized such claims as lacking credibility, arguing that it is analytically unsound to ascribe significant macroeconomic improvements to a government that has been in office for merely four months. According to Danach B, the Cedi’s current trajectory is more plausibly linked to pre-existing fiscal and monetary frameworks instituted under the prior administration.
According to him, “The NDC has not implemented any policies contributing to the local currency’s performance, instead riding on policies initiated by Dr. Bawumia, which are now yielding positive results. Notably, policies like the gold-for-oil initiative are indeed one of the finest policies that are yielding the needed results.”
He commended Dr Bawumia as a visionary leader deeply committed to Ghana’s development. He characterised Dr. Bawumia as a figure of significant intellectual and policy acumen, whose tenure as Vice President was marked by the initiation and implementation of foundational economic reforms.
Danach B contended that these policies played a critical role in stabilising the Ghanaian economy and contributed to the recent strengthening of the Cedi.
In this context, he challenged the National Democratic Congress’s (NDC) attempt to claim credit for these developments, arguing that the gains are more accurately attributed to the sustained impact of Bawumia-led economic strategies.
To him, Dr Bawumia’s track record demonstrates his capacity to lead Ghana effectively, should he be elected President in 2028.
Story: Lawal Mohammed
