The Viability Will  Be Tested In 2024 General Election ...Yaw Buaben Asamoa Declares

The Director of Communications of Governing New Patriotic Party(NPP), Mr. Yaw Buaben Asamoa, has urged the minority in parliament to put on record a debate against the E-Levy bill and allow the majority to pass its policies because its viability will be tested in the 2024 general elections.

This according to the legal luminary, Ghanaians will decide of the two dominant political parties which to be trusted as the party that continues to resist general attempts to reform the future of Ghana.

Speaking in an interview with some journalists today in Accra, the former Lawmaker of Adentan constituency stated that the governing NPP has a plan which is to consolidate the process of growth from within, observing all the structures from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by trying to raise revenue internally.

He is of the view that by the end of 2024 the significance of the E-Levy driving growth and enabling them to invest in the areas that matters to Ghanaians such as employment, digital space, roads, and paying down debts will help put the economy on a sound footing.

The NPP Communications director said NDC should do away with the idea of going to the international monetary fund for relief because going to IMF for support means employment will be frozen similar to what happened in former President John Dramani Mahama led NDC administration.

"The IMF itself is telling us that we need to do better with ourselves because the entire world is in difficulties," he explained.

He added that the way Ghanaian society is socially based, the community-based contribution is not strange to the NPP government.

According to him, NPP, as a party is conscious about the hardship Ghanaians, are going through due to the COVID-19 pandemic but there is the need to go further in order to deal with the hardship.