Ghanaian leader, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, is optimistic of a brighter 2021 as he points to an economy rebounding at a much faster rate.
Delivering his Christmas message to citizens, the president-elect asked Ghanaians to remain disciplined and hardworking to keep the economy on track despite the COVID-19 threat.
“Our nation is united and at peace. We continue to be a beacon of democracy on the continent having conducted even in the midst of the pandemic a transparent, free, fair, credible and safe general election which have been recognized by both local and international observers.
“Our economy is rebounding at a much faster rate than originally anticipated. We are ensuring that the basic elements of social justice that is wide access to quality education and good healthcare are being met. Food is affordable and it is in abundance in the markets,” he said.
“And we are seeing the transformation of the Ghanaian economy which will bring in its wake, jobs for our youth in our nation. We are not there yet, but there is now a much greater belief that with discipline, determination and hard work, we will make it,” Akufo-Addo, who just secured a second term after beating his rival, John Mahama, again said.
