Times are hard in Ghana – Yvonne Nelson

It appears some showbiz personalities are livid and not impressed with the Akufo-Addo government’s handling of the Ghanaian economy.

Some of them take to social media occasionally to voice out their concerns.

Actress Yvonne Nelson is the latest to join the bandwagon of complains about the economy.

“Times are hard in this country!!!! It’s that bad!!!!” she tweeted.

This comes a few days after actress Lydia Forson and Shatta Wale had also expressed their disappointment at how the government is running the economy.

 

Times are hard in this country!!!! It’s that bad!!!!!

— Yvonne Nelson (@yvonnenelsongh) December 5, 2018

According to the opinionated actress, Lydia Forson, the government led by President Nana Akufo-Addo, has failed to deliver on its promises.

When the Host of Hall of Fame on Citi TV, AJ Sarpong, asked if the government ticks all her boxes, she answered in the negative.

“No, absolutely not,” she said.

Nana Addo, sit up; Ghanaian youth are suffering – Shatta Wale

Shatta Wale had also said that the youth of Ghana are suffering because there are no jobs for them.

In a Facebook post, he noted that the youth are unhappy about hard economic conditions in the country.

“Remember when the youth rise there is no stopping cuz everybody is saying it loud now ..Chale money no dey…the system hard,  my job spoil,  this government has failed us. Yes this is what the street is saying and anyone who will comment and say am lying is a damn liar himself ..” Mr president stand up !!!” he wrote.

In the meantime, the President, Nana Akufo-Addo has admitted the challenges Ghanaians are faced with, and has promised to make sure things work out for the better.

Speaking to the Ghanaian Community in New York a few months ago, USA, Mr. Akufo-Addo attributed the difficulties in the system to the “dramatic increase in crude oil prices” and the strengthening of the US dollar.

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By: Kwame Dadzie | citinewsroom.com | Ghana

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