Minority, if you have nothing to say, keep quiet!

NDC with their propaganda vuvuzella had taken over radio stations, press, WhatsApp platforms, Facebook and all the social media groups spewing all kind of misleading comments about the partnership this government has secured between Ghana and China.

Dr. Alhaji Bawumia together with the economic management team has restored the lost confidence that the whole world has on us, instead of the minority in Parliament to support the good move by this government, they are imploring all available arsenals or putting impediments on the way of government in order to destruct the business of our focus leadership.

Countries like Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Djibouti are the African countries among the 10 fastest growing economies globally in 2017. This is according to a data-shot by Infinite Potentials Consulting (IPC), a professional services consulting firm which further states that the 3 states are expected to experience the highest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in 2017, with a growth of 7.7%, 7.1%, and 7.0% respectively against a projected global average GDP growth of 2.7%. H.E Nana Addo Dankwah Akufo-Addo is pegging this country at a competitive global economic standard at the end the four term. Ghana recorded GDP 7.9 in 2008 during the NPP administration led by former President Kuffour and still have the expertise to do same under H.E President Akufo-Addo.

To be able achieve all the concepts, H. E Nana Addo has changed the traditional way of doing things in Ghana by introducing the One-District-One Factory policy where private companies are to play a major role in establishing these companies.

The brain behind this capitalist program is to add value to our raw materials before exportation and to reduce the country's unemployment rate that threatens the peace and security of this country.

In order to succeed in executing this agenda, the Vice President, H. E Dr. Alhaji Mahamud Bawumia and members of the economic management team have moved to China to secure a partnership between Ghana and China, the move has benefitted Ghana $15bn in support of the concept.

The One District, One Factory concept is very crucial for Ghana’s development. For ages, this nation has been struggling for an answer to rural-urban migration which has also produced social problems; the answer now is Nana Addo.

When the concept of decentralisation was introduced in 1988, the district assemblies were seen as agents of development at the local level. Today, we all know that there is no development being facilitated in the districts. They sit and wait for Common Fund from the centre. Even chalk is supplied by the central government.

Nana Akufo-Addo intends to give real meaning to decentralisation through the One-District-One-Factory policy. The districts will become economic units, applying local raw materials and natural resources – clay, fruits, vegetables and other resources.

The solution to Ghana now is H.E Nana Addo Dankwah Akufo-Addo.