Ofori-Atta struggles to answer if Jesus Christ is happy with how he is managing the economy

While admitting that the country’s economy is not the best, he is optimistic that things will bounce back to normal.

Am I confident that he is leading us in the right direction.

He said prior to these unforeseen circumstances, 1.2 million children had been catered for under the Free Senior High School programme and that: “We have teacher trainees’ allowance, which we never had, we have nursing trainees’ allowance which we never had.

Clearly, between 2016 and 2020, we had an economic environment that was par none in the past 15 years.”Vice President Dr.

Mahamoud Bawumia has said that the government has spend more than 15 billion cedis on government’s flagship programmes since the government came to power in 2017.

“It should be noted that without the GHC 54.0 billion debt for the three exceptional items (COVID-19, Financial Sector and Energy), Ghana’s debt to GDP would be within the sustainability threshold of some 68% instead of the 76.6% at the end of 2021.”

Ofori-Atta admits “it is very difficult to think that one will be holy enough to the acceptance you constantly pray that you have the courage and the spirit to go on,” he added.He assured that the government would come up with a strategy that will restore macro-economic indicators in due course