Haruna Mohammed accuses NDC of failing on economic promises
The Deputy General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Haruna Mohammed, has accused the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) of failing to deliver on its campaign promises, saying economic conditions have worsened for many Ghanaians in 2025.
Speaking on Channel One Newsroom on Wednesday, December 31, Mr. Mohammed criticised what he described as declining living standards, particularly among workers, and worsening conditions in the agricultural sector. He argued that unmet promises and weak economic management have contributed to growing hardship across the country.
According to him, the situation has created uncertainty and frustration among citizens, with key sectors of the economy showing little improvement.
He maintained that the government has failed to provide clear direction, especially in agriculture, which he described as critical to economic recovery.
“Indeed, Ghana is an interesting place for us at the moment. The Almighty God has tested the people of Ghana with regards to the deception of the NDC. The promises that have been given by the NDC today are questionable, the standard of living of the people has worsened, more especially the Ghanaian workers.”
“The most important aspect is the agricultural aspect… For me there is all sense of hopelessness, no direction, deception has taken over and all the promises given to the people of Ghana have fallen down,” Mohammed said.
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