Concerns are that the national economic dialogue session which is being organised by the Mahama administration is being set up to lay a foundation for the new administration to renege on some of their major promises, Ofoase Ayirebi lawmaker, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has said.

He indicated that it would be a disaster for President Mahama to renege on his promises because many young people have voted with the expectation that the Political Class would live by our promises. "Faith in our democracy will be severely damaged if the new administration uses the dialogue as a cover to lay a foundation to backtrack on their promises.

The Politics of Promise-Win-and-Switch must be avoided," he wrote on Facebook.

His comments follow the formation of the seven-member National Economic Dialogue (NED) Planning Committee chaired by Dr Ishmael Yamson.