More Trouble For Arrogant BoG Governor As He Rains Insult At Demonstrators
Score of concerned Ghanaians from diverse professional backgrounds, particularly Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Youth Authority, Akosua Manu, and a member of the Communication Team of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Madam Akosua Manu and the Senior Political Science lecturer at the University of Ghana, Professor Ransford Gyampo have condemned Dr Addison for using the word ‘hooligans’ on the protesters who joined the #OccupyBoG demonstration.
Freeman Koryekpor 
EMBATTLED Governor of Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr Ernest Kwamina Yedu Addison has landed himself in more trouble for raining insults at the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Members of Parliament (MPs) who have joined the #Occupy BoG protesters which was aimed at getting the head of the central bank and his two deputies to resign.
Score of concerned Ghanaians from diverse professional backgrounds, particularly Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Youth Authority, Akosua Manu, and a member of the Communication Team of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Madam Akosua Manu and the Senior Political Science lecturer at the University of Ghana, Professor Ransford Gyampo have condemned Dr Addison for using the word ‘hooligans’ on the protesters who joined the #OccupyBoG demonstration.
Prof Gyampo has sent an open letter to the Governor of Bank of Ghana over his response to the recent Occupy BoG Demonstration.
As reported yesterday by Soireenews.com,
Dr. Philip Addison reacted to the recent demonstration by stating that he would not resign as the demonstrators are demanding.
He further stated that the demonstration was highly unnecessary and that the organisers should have resorted tol other appropriate means.
Reacting to the Governor’s comment, Prof. Gyampo stated that Dr. Addison’s response shows that he is impunity personified. Related Posts I won't resign; your demonstration was completely… ‘We will show Ernest Addison what hooligans do’ – Ayariga Police to meet Minority today over modalities for protest… Below is his full open letter:
Below is the letter to Governor
OPEN LETTER TO THE GOVERNOR OF BANK OF GHANA
Dear BoG Governor,
1. Your response to the tax payers and demonstrators is unprecedented. You want to determine how they voice their dissatisfaction about your abysmal performance?
You described them as hooligans for demonstrating against you? Please who are you? Are you a demi-god or some deified ancestor-incarnate?
It appears you have a very infinitesimal understanding of the system of government we have decided to operate and I strongly recommend that you take lessons in the tenets of democracy, that creates the kind of environment conducive for your work and for all us to thrive.
Otherwise, your attitude is going to be the cause of many demonstrations that would peak our political temperature and create unnecessary tension.
2. Isn’t it under your watch that the BoG has negative equity? If my understanding of negative equity is correct, it means the BoG has no money to operate, and if so, where are you getting money for the construction of your new Headquarters? Borrowing to soak us into more debt or printing more money?
3. The BoG is currently insolvent under your watch and it doesn’t lie in your mouth to offer your own definition of what insolvency is. It is an insult to our intelligence to get us into this quagmire, and still marshal the audacity to tell us that the BoG is technically not insolvent because, it is a state entity. If there’s no money, there’s no money.
4. You spent about 137 million on vehicle maintenance; collapsed over 400 banks and micro-finance companies; printed over 700 trillion within 2 years; and depleted our foreign reserves.
Yet you still want to determine how the tax payer reacts to your decision to choose excessive partisanship over competence? Your attitude and response epitomizes what my father referred to as IMPUNITY PERSONIFIED.
The President of the land has received several calls for his resignation and your boss, Ken Ofori Atta is still being asked to resign or be sacked. None of these have responded arrogantly like the way you have.
5. Please Governor, printing money does not make you owner of human life and human rights and respectfully, sir, you portray a certain high level poverty, if all you have, is the money you have printed, which makes you arrogant in insulting tax payers who are unhappy with your abysmal performance. This isn’t how Governors G.K Agamah, K. Dufuor, P. Acquah, and N. Ishahakku handled the BoG. These chaps were simply sober and competent.
6. Whether you resign or not, you would by all means, account one day, for your stewardship either in heaven or in hell or in prison or in your home. One thing is certain to me and must be clear in the minds of all, if we survive 2024, the conduct of governance, politics and the management of our economy wouldn’t be business as usual.
Things would change to the glory of God, for the betterment of lives of Ghanaians, and to the shame of wicked and incompetent leadership.
Thank you
