The National General Secretary of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr John Boadu says the proposed e-Levy is expected to transform the Ghanaian economy and in effect protect the vulnerable.
Addressing journalists in Tamale as part of his working visit to the Northern Region, Mr Boadu mentioned that the controversial levy is designed to protect the vulnerable in Ghanaian society.
He charged party and government communicator's to continue demystifying the e-levy policy to the citizenry at any given opportunity.
On covid-19, Mr. Boadu appealed to the Ghana Health Service to re-advertise locations where the vaccines are available.
According to him, the third wave of the covid-19 pandemic is gradually taking a centre stage in the globe, hence the public should take the safety protocols serious.
He however used the opportunity to thank Cyril Ramaphosa, President of the Republic of South Africa, Aliko Dangote, Nigerian business magnate, Forbes African and the Annual National Black Caucus of State Legislators of the United States of America for the glowing endorsement of President Akufo Addo's leadership and advocacy for equity, partnership and trade between Africa and the world.
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