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Fmr Prez Kuffour Blames Kwame Nkrumah For Ghana’s Economy Collapse

Former President of the Republic of Ghana, John Agyekum Kuffour has blamed first President of Ghana, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah for Ghana’s economic collapse.

The former President in an interview with Accra FM revealed that Ghana could’ve been long better if the first President had not built so many factories.

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According to the former President, Kwame Nkrumah  made a huge mistake building factories and spent over 450million dollars of Ghana’s reserves which was in Bank of Ghana then.

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He noted that, the money could’ve been put to better use, like investing it just like what other third world nations did and
things really turned well for them.

Third world nations like Dubai, Singapore etc. and now their economies are very powerful.

“When we gained Independence, we just zoomed into industrialization. So we started building factories. That involved a lot of money. We were running, we wanted to build factories, we didn’t take time to plan. That is why the economy collapsed.

There is forgetfulness on the side of human beings. When we have been able to fix all the problems in the country that someone will rally behind that fact to call for the nation to be fixed? we are building” Mr John Agyekum Kuffour said.

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The ex President insists the first President was behind Ghana’s hardship right now and kicked against #fixthecountey protest, saying it’s not like there’s magic anywhere.

But the only way forward is to sit down and plan very well.

Source: Ghanaarticles.com

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