Ghanaian’s Urged To Have Realistic Expectations For Ghana’s Development Amid Economic Reforms

As we analyze Ghana’s multifaceted political scene with substantial political promises and expectations, Reindolph Afrifa-Oware a political analyst has called on Ghanaians to adopt a realistic perspective on the nation’s development as the country heads into the 2024 elections. Speaking on CLOG TV’s Koko Digest Morning show, he emphasized that development is a gradual process and cautioned against comparing Ghana’s progress to advanced nations.

 

He noted that countries like the U.S. have over 200 years of democratic experience, while Ghana, with just over 60 years since independence, is still building its foundations towards development and democratic practices.

 

He acknowledged the significant strides made in infrastructure and policies over the years, attributing these to the efforts of successive governments post independence.

 

While he agreed that Ghana has room for improvement, he urged citizens to appreciate the progress made and manage their expectations. He stressed that meaningful development requires patience and long-term commitment, drawing parallels between national growth and personal achievements.

 

As the nation prepares for the upcoming elections, Afrifa’s comments serve as a timely

 

Reindolph Afrifa-Oware who’s the Head of Productions for CLOG TV and a political analyst, reminds voters to consider Ghana’s journey and focus on steady progress rather than unrealistic comparisons.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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