Former Minister for Works and Housing, Francis Asenso-Boakye, has criticized President John Mahama over his State of the Nation Address.
According to Asenso-Boakye, the president’s address lacked substance and was driven by propaganda rather than addressing the real challenges facing the country.
Speaking after the address, he accused Mahama of using the platform to push a political agenda instead of presenting concrete solutions to Ghana’s economic and social issues.
“The president came to Parliament to do propaganda rather than provide a realistic assessment of the state of the nation,” Asenso-Boakye stated.
His remarks add to the ongoing political debate surrounding Mahama’s address, with critics and supporters offering differing views on the government’s approach to national issues.
