Ghanaians bare teeth at Bawumia for saying Ghana will become like Dubai
- Bawumia has expressed a lot of hope in Ghana being a destination for most countries looking forward to purchase affordable vehicles
- He said it would his would help boost the Ghanaian economy
- Ghanaians have shared their thoughts and sentiments on the statements made by Dr. Bawumia
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The Vice president, Dr Mahamadu Bawumia has expressed a lot of hope in Ghana being a destination for most countries looking forward to purchase affordable vehicles.
According to him, this would help boost the Ghanaian economy due to the circulation of cash in the system.
He further reiterated that the government will under no circumstance legalise the operation of commercial motorbike also known as okada.
He made this known when he paid a courtesy call on the Regent of Ashiaman, Nii Annan Ajor at his palace on Thursday, October 1, 2020.
VW and BlackIvy signed an MoU to embark on the production of affordable homes and affordable cars for the Ghanaian people, he said Ghana would soon become the Dubai of West Africa.
In a native post created by YEN.com.gh, Ghanaians have shared their thoughts and sentiments on the statements made by Dr. Bawumia.
Evans said he doesn't know Ghana.
Torgbui said he is not ashamed.
Okrah believes Bawumia needs deliverance.
Kofi said Bawumia needs to be reminded that Dubai.
In other news, former president John Mahama, also the leader and flagbearer of the NDC, has promised to eradicate the existing double-track system of the free SHS policy.
He said he will do this in a year of Ghanaians vote him and the NDC in the coming December elections.
Mahama said he will also include private senior high schools in the policy for them also to benefit.
He was said to be addressing a durbar of chiefs and farmers in the Asunafo North district of the Ahafo Region, where he had embarked on a tour.
Mahama also promised the people that he has always stood for free quality senior high school education, therefore, claims by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) that he would abolish it when elected is not true.
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