Past Money Chief Asks New Team to Keep Good Work Going.
Ghana's past Finance Minister wants the new leaders to build on recent money gains. Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam shared his thoughts Thursday on PM Express in Accra.
"The people asked for change," Adam said. He hopes President Mahama's team will keep the good moves going. This could help make life better for all.
The Karaga lawmaker thinks the new group plays old games with money matters, which he sees as bad for Ghana's growth.
Adam said his New Patriotic Party left when times were hard, yet they had fixed many money problems quickly. He said the World Bank and IMF numbers back this up.
The nation grew strong after paying old debts, while most lands shrunk after such moves. Ghana grew nearly 6.4% last year instead.
"These signs showed better days ahead," Adam said. He believes this growth could have cut the pain many feel. The past team's plans made things more steady, he added.
The past money chief wants less fighting about funds. He thinks both sides must work as one to help Ghana grow. The people need both teams to think past party lines, he said.
Ghana's past Finance Minister wants the new leaders to build on recent money gains. Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam shared his thoughts Thursday on PM Express in Accra.
"The people asked for change," Adam said. He hopes President Mahama's team will keep the good moves going. This could help make life better for all.
The Karaga lawmaker thinks the new group plays old games with money matters, which he sees as bad for Ghana's growth.
Adam said his New Patriotic Party left when times were hard, yet they had fixed many money problems quickly. He said the World Bank and IMF numbers back this up.
The nation grew strong after paying old debts, while most lands shrunk after such moves. Ghana grew nearly 6.4% last year instead.
"These signs showed better days ahead," Adam said. He believes this growth could have cut the pain many feel. The past team's plans made things more steady, he added.
The past money chief wants less fighting about funds. He thinks both sides must work as one to help Ghana grow. The people need both teams to think past party lines, he said.
