An investment consultant, Stephen Amoah, who is also the Ashanti regional Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has professed that considering the way President Akufo-Addo has started governing the country, he has no doubt he would succeed in his stewardship.
According to the Chief Executive of Zintex Company Limited, the Presidents rich and vast experience in politics and life, coupled with the team of competent people he has chosen to work with has reposed business communities confidence him since such that he would not fail.
He told this paper in a telephone interview yesterday that For every country to succeed the leadership style towards achieving a long term economic stability is what people look out for, and if that will work out it depends on the labour force. With Nana Addos vision of industrialization, which will surely address the issue of unemployment and productivity, I am very optimistic this country is in good hands and the President will succeed.
On the Presidents health, which the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) made a lot capital of, the CEO of Portfolio Services Limited said, clearly, Ghanaians now know that Nana Addo is fit as has manifested in his day-to-day activities and the way he conducts himself.
Sticker, as Stephen Amoah is fondly called told this paper that President has demonstrated by his deeds and actions that he abhor corruption and that makes him (Sticker) confident Nana Addo would make corruption unattractive for people who engage in it in his government.
The man who was instrumental in the massive victory of the NPP in the Ashanti Region however admonished the Ministers-designate and those who have been approved not to let the country and party down as Nana Addo believed in their rich experience hence his bring them aboard to work in his government.
If you watch the on-going vetting of the nominees you will left with no doubt that these are people who are well conversant with the various Ministries they were headed for and therefore there would be no gainsaying that in the coming years Ghana will be a better place under Nana Addo, he observed.
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