Ghana Must Wake Up !!!

Preface.

The Caucus for Democratic Governance, Ghana (CDG-GH) in its research work, wishes to draw attention to plethora of clandestine activities happening on the blind side of governance.

Less conspicuous is the periodic appearance of the French Ambassador in varying discussions on our TV stations, the demolition of the Nigerian Embassy and the Bulgarian Embassy buildings; and the raising of the LBTQI flag at the residence of the American Ambassador. These may be less dramatic, they however serve as synopsis of long term events yet to unfold.

Akufo Addo and France.

President Akufo Addo is alleged to have studied and practiced law in France. His recent friendship and ties to the French President, has paradoxically earned him invitations to attend the Francophone Conferences and meetings where policy strategies are discussed. Once during his “borrowing” visit to France, he received a white jersey with number 77. All were quiet, wondering what that could mean. The French foreign policy strategy in West Africa, allegedly is to take over Ghana and create an economic block, comprising Ivory Coast, Ghana, Burkina Faso, Togo and Benin; to serve French economic interest. The first step in this strategy is to plunge Ghana into dictatorship. That is precisely what they are desperately supporting Akufo Addo`s regime to become.

Dictatorship.

It is important to note that Togo and Ivory Coast, that share boarders with Ghana (on the East and West respectively) have dictatorial regimes. In Togo, Mr Gnassingbe has sold Togo, and his clan is now perpetual rulers of that country. The people of Togo are still struggling to free themselves from dictatorship and military tyranny. Ivory Coast has changed its Constitution and Alassane Quattara is now a third term dictator. Demonstrations are banned or controlled. Every state Institution including the military, police, judiciary and the press are in the hands of the ruling family clan, and are used to oppress and crash dissenting minds and voices. The question is : How different is this from the situation in Ghana?

“Agyapadie”.

“Agyapadie” is a secret document written by Akufo Addo and his clan members. The content of the document, speaks on strategies to State Capture. Akufo Addo and his clan are to use the strategy to clandestinely release key resources including the nation`s mineral proceeds and the Electricity Distribution backbones (ECG/PDS), to key persons within the Kyebi fraternity. The fraternity, whose members now occupy the presidency and key ministries in government.

A portion of the restricted document titled “Agyapadie” seeks to acquire material properties to be inherited by the clan. The agenda for brut political dominance, it says, will depend on solid financial might. With Nana Addo in total control of the whole country Ghana, the clan will finally capture, command and control all sectors of our country for their private use. They will then be in the proper position to control the political and economic power, and so control the destiny of Ghana and her people.

Conclusion.

The “Agyapa” deal; the selling of Achimota forest; the massive corruption; the insatiable greed for material possession; the forcing through Parliament of the e-levy against the will of the people; the symbiosis among judiciary, police, military and the executive; the killing of innocent people at Ejura, Tamale and Nkoranza: all epitomizes the dichotomy of abject poverty, hardship and hunger in the midst of luxury jets and material abundance of the elite. People of Ghana, it is time to wake up.

Dr E. K. Hayford

Executive Director

Caucus for Democratic Governance

CDG-GH

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