OBAATANPA MID-YEAR BUDGET IS UNRELIABLE AND MEANINGLESS TO GHANAIANS--- MR AKWASI ADDAI ODIKE.

The Founder and Leader of the United Progressive Party (UPP) who also standing as presidential candidate,Mr. Akwasi Addai Odike has vehemently described mid- year budget as unreliable and meaningless.

He explained his words on a show called KA NA WU chaird by Omanhene Nana Kofi Amankwaa saying, budget been read in Parliment by the Finance Minister,Ken Ofori Atta was meaningless budget and added that the President and his family are destroying this country.

Through in exclusive Interview,he revealed that,the title of the budget is unreliable and therefore does not suit the name "OBAATANPA". He again said NPP government have not been able to honest any of the promises they made to Ghanians in 2016 and therefore must be voted out of office in 2020 December.

Furthermore,he blasted that Ghanaians are so proud about NPP's implementation of the free senior High School,NABCO and many more saying it costs less and therefore Ghanaians must never be proud of this little accomplishment and also indicating as a source of income to them because they present higher expenses on these policies mean while it cost less. He stands on to say that NPP government has planned ways to confuse Ghanians to vote for him again in 2020 because they knows that it's an election year.

Moveover,he told Omanhene Nana Kofi Amankwaa that the little food prepared by government and shared during the lockdown has been estimated as 54 billion cedis saying it's not true because of its expenses and also a path to earn money. And he also heavily descended on Hon Daniel Okyem Aboagye, Member of Parliament for Bantama Constituency over defending to mid year budget which is useless. He made a reliable source saying that Ghanaians shouldn't have payed electricity bails if this was helpful and again most Ghanians drink from Wells,bore hole etc adding that it's also not beneficial for Ghanaians as claimed by the President. Mid- year budget read by Ken Ofori Atta was meaningless to the United Progressive Party ( UPP) and it's members.

Finally by urging all Ghanaians to vote for his party in the upcoming December polls as his party has angelic vision for our mother land Ghana.

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Call Mr. Addai Odike for more well details on 0242104896.

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