According to the President, NPP’s campaign of “one something, one something” is an empty promise at best.
Since
the NPP Presidential candidate for the December 7 election, Nana
Akufo-Addo, put out his policy of one-district one-factory and
one-village one-dam, critics from the governing National Democratic
Congress (NDC) have either said it was impossible to implement or that
government was already undertaking a similar project.
However,
others have mocked it, urging the NPP presidential aspirant to include
other policies like one-man-one-wife in a bid to discredit the policy.
On
Sunday, the President took a swipe at the policy once again,
emphasising the NPP’s inability to provide a credible implementation
plan or even provide details of the planned district-wide factories as
proof that the opposition party cannot be trusted to deliver on the
campaign promise.
Speaking in Twi, he told thousands of NDC supporters that his administration was already building a factory in every district.
He
said it was easy for the NPP to promise "one-something, one-something"
and condemn his government as incompetent because just like spectators
at a football match, criticising is easy.
With
days to the December 7 general elections, the President has been touring
the Western Region to round up his campaign for a second term.
He has promised to fix the troubled economy and intensify infrastructural development if he wins a second term.
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