The host of Angel in the Morning Show, Kwame Tanko has vividly spoken that Ghana is blessed to have Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo as president of the Nation in such a tautness time where the world is under siege, with peace, a muffing element in the society.

According to him, the #ENDSARS protest in Nigeria escalated because the higher cost of living for citizens met with Police brutality on civilians which burst open protestors to hit the streets to express their concern.

Ghana has seen decent management of coronavirus cases by the Nana Akufo Addo’s government, with world leaders commending the proficiency of the Ghanaian leader leading to much admiration of the West African country. The government saw it fit to ease citizen's cost of living by offering free electricity and water for five months plus other incentives to empower lives and support trade as Ghanaians edge closer to elections.

The recent #ENDSARS protests were interfered by military men which have led to the death of Nigerian citizens especially at the Lekki Tollbooth in Lagos on Tuesday night with Buhari still silent on the matter.

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Kwame Tank having accessed the situation in Ghana's neighbouring country has confessed that Ghana is fortunate to have a skilled and concerned leader in such a time.

“We are blessed to have that Man, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo as the president,” he endorsed.

“At this moment where people are in coronavirus, it was then that Buhari took out subsidies and increased electricity and water to make life tough for Nigerian citizens.

"We are here in a country where electricity and water are now free after proficient management of coronavirus cases.

“To me, take it or leave t, we are blessed to have the man, Nana Addo as the president of Ghana and it wasn’t surprising that Ghana was adjudged second as the best country to fight COVID-19, a pandemic we seem to have forgotten because we have a leader who has handled the case very well.

“I don’t care what you say about me this morning. I am above that we are all Ghanaians and we do observe things. If the president errs, we’ll say it but on this note, I'll congratulate him,” he ended.

He encouraged Ghana and the rest of the world to support Nigeria in prayers to overcome the tougher times in the country.