The deputy minister’s call on the ordinary Ghanaian to sacrifice for the dangerous ebola vaccine trials but exclude him his is an insult to Ghanaians.
The coalition for Ghana’s Independence Now finds it difficult to categories the deputy minister of power as a leader, by the African standard and the world at large, per his comments on the ebola vaccine trials intended to take place in Ghana.
Honorable Jinapor is quoted by a news portal, Modernghana.com on his call for Ghanaians to volunteer and sacrifice for the ebola vaccine trials but, he is never ready to take part in this human vaccine trial.
“"If you tell me to do the trial, I would not but eventually somebody must do it. Sometimes people have to sacrifice to do something. Those days people sacrificed themselves when there was war to fight", he recounted.”
The coalition finds the above words of the supposed leader too shocking and the level of leaderless and ignorance displayed by the man who supposed to be called an honorable and someone to emulate is term-less.
The contradictory comment from honorable Jinapor calls for a serious investigations as to whether some of our leaders understand the relationship between them and the people they are to serve.
The coalition is therefore calling on the deputy minister to publicly apologize to the good people of Ghana for his ignorant and lack of leadership statement made.
We also call the president H.E John Dramani Mahama to sack many of his ministers who don’t understand leadership like Hon. Mark Woyongo and many others who is now trying to give armed robbers the right to register and terrorize Ghanaians with license.
Signed
Tawiah Evans
The Convener: Coalition for Ghana's Independence Now
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