Ghana would have been doomed if NPP had won - Ohene Ntow

Senior Advisor to Alan Kyerematen, Ohene Ntow, has strongly criticised the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the aftermath of the general elections.

He has argued that Ghanaians had narrowly avoided a disastrous fate by voting the NPP out of power.

"With the level of corruption, the arrogance of power, mismanagement, economic difficulties, and the destruction of our natural resources, if the NPP had won this election, Ghana would’ve been finished," he stated during an interview on TV3 on Saturday, December 14, 2024.

Ohene Ntow’s comments underscore the widespread dissatisfaction with the NPP government’s handling of key national issues during its tenure.

He criticised the NPP administration for mismanaging the economy and mishandling the country’s natural resources, pointing to illegal mining (galamsey) activities that have devastated water bodies and agricultural lands as a prime example.

His comments have reflected a growing demand for reforms in governance, environmental oversight, and economic policy, with many calling for a more sustainable and accountable approach to managing the nation’s resources.

Ohene Ntow also emphasised that the Movement for Change, led by Alan Kyerematen and other like-minded individuals, aimed to convey a powerful message, that is, the urgent need for tangible reforms in Ghana’s political and economic systems to address the nation’s pressing challenges.

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