We Ghanaians have really made the right choice barely four years ago. Nana Addo's term need to be extended. He has really achieved alot especially benefiting millions of Ghanaian children with free Senior High.
I hope tvc news desk, especially the panelist in this video do come back to watch this from time to time. So many cannot be done has being done. What better stands out for me personally, is the assertion they made in this video about reduction of tariffs-it too has being done so beautifully. Even now, during this pandemic, i just received a rebate on my electricity bill. The government of Nigeria should take a cue from this. Sometimes problems are solved by the application of common sense
This video is three years now and can see that this new president is doing great job as compare to the previous government, Nana has fulfilled almost all his promises during his previous campaign and I hope he will continue for another four years may God bless Ghana and NPP
The Ghanaian in the studio said 5years ago that free shs(Education) was not realistic. But today, it is happening. Industries are being built in all the constituencies in the country. About 300 ambulances have been distributed to all constituencies. Planting for food and jobs are ongoing progressively. God bless Nana Addo
With all due respect Ghana doesn't take its cue from Nigeria. Ghana has had free and fair elections for almost 3 decades during the times when Nigeria was still under military rule. Ghana is setting its own level not following.
Kobi Fabin ,you are absolutely right. Since independence in 1957, Ghana has always been the vanguard for West African countries when it comes to politics.
please, let them tickle themselves and feel good thinking they lead us. But the election was not a change for the sake of change. Ghana doesn't do things for the sake of it. There is a reason, and be the journalists and find out the real reason. The people want the wrong thing? I can see this correspondent didn't do his homework.
It's a huge lie to come from Nigeria stay in Just Accra for one week and go back and claim that Lights never blink in Ghana. What upset me most is comparing Nigeria to Ghana. Now free SHS is Implemented, Industrialisation is Ongoing, Railway lines is being constructed, Ghana is out of IMF, we are enjoying free water and Electricity, All Economic indicators are Now positive What can u say Now?
This is very interesting, I think your panel needs to come again and discuss about the fulfilment of all promises Nana Addo has exhibited. Free Senior School is working now and it will soon be in our universities too,,one district one factory is ongoing, we are no more under IMF conditions,Ghana is working far better than Mahama's regime.Long live Ghana, long live Africa, God bless my homeland Ghana.
Truly Ghana does not take cue from Nigeria in terms of politics and elections. Neither does Nigeria take cue from Ghana. However both countries have similarities. Anyway you did some good analysis of Ghana which is good.
Haha one panelist said the promise of free education is not realistic Someone should tell him it is happening live People not all can dream big or has vision
interesting listening to the Mr.Ayo, I watched him during the election day n he was much funny. He seems to avoid anything negative directed to NDC. Man...! "massive infrastructure"? come on man... Anyway good job on your report concerning the spirit of Ghanaians
I now see why Nigeria 🇳🇬 is where they are now: empty and ignorant talks all day. Can these nincompoops come back and discuss Nana Addo's government now? It shows you we're more discerning! Nigeria election is purely tribalistic and religious sentiments!
Martey, you doubted the free education. It is better you guys come out to apologize. You doubted Akuffo Addo and now the man is delivering. TVC, what do you see in Ghana now? You guys must come out on the Akuffo Addo government.
TVS is of the Best stations in Africa. What an analysis from your election correspondent in Ghana. Ghana and Nigeria are one blood. let's forget the past and look into the future. what brings us together is stronger than what put us apart. I am a 3rd generation Ghanaian and my ancestors are from Katsina State. I can say for a fact that close to 18% of Ghanaians have Nigerian blood. That's why our similarities and happenings are too pronounced. I encourage my Nigeria brothers to try Ghana if things are hard up in Nigeria. Come here study and make life here. Ghana dey bee waa
No, no, the journalist did not get it all. Ghanaians were done with the NDC, who said Ghanaians haven't seen infrastructure like that before, Dr. Kwame Nkurmah built Tema, but when the time came, he was kicked out .
The only thing Nigeria has on Ghana is population, absolutely nothing else We are neighbours and brothers,i love Nigerians but we certainly don't take a cuefrom Nigeria when it comes to politics That's just not true.
NPP hates a growing Ghana? Maybe you should study economics, growing economies is not all about building over-priced infrastructures. Also, I don't get where your tribal bigotry is coming from. It looks to me that the NDC instead feed on tribalism. Please understand that Ghanaians voted again mediocre.
The election observer isn’t fair in his reportage. Seems he has a soft spot for Mahama. He failed to touch on the real facts that saw Mahama out of power. Nana Addo will be Shown the exit if he also repeats the same mistakes Mahama did. Ghanaians are very discerning when it comes to electoral choices. Long live Ama Ghana!
“The government of Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has been in office for about 3 years. Even though there is still a lot to do, any objective assessment of our performance will agree that we have performed much much better than the situation that we inherited at the beginning of 2017” he indicated. Zeroing in on the specifics, Vice President Bawumia listed 87 different areas in which the NPP government has performed much better than its predecessor led by John Dramani Mahama, who is seeking a comeback: 1. When it comes to GDP growth, we have performed better 2. Agricultural growth - we have performed better 3. Industry growth - we have performed better 4. Inflation - we have performed better 5. Interest rates - we have performed better 6. Exchange rate depreciation- we have performed better 7. Fiscal Deficit - we have performed better 8. Rate of debt accumulation - we have performed better 9. Trade Balance - we have performed better 10. Current Account Balance- we have performed better 11. Gross International Reserves - we have performed better 12. Ghana’s sovereign credit rating - we have performed better 13. Creation of Jobs - we have performed better 14. Teacher Trainees Allowances - we have performed better 15. Nursing Trainees Allowances- we have performed better 16. Passport Application - we have performed better 17. Drivers License Application- we have performed better 18. Renewal of NHIS membership - we have performed better 19. Dumsor - we have performed better 20. Cost of electricity - we have performed better 21. Reducing Import Duties- we have performed better 22. Abolishing VAT on financial services - we have performed better; 23. Abolishing VAT on selected imported medicines - we have performed better; 24. Abolishing VAT on Real Estate Sales - we have performed better; 25. Abolishing VAT on domestic airline tickets - we have performed better; 26. Abolishing taxation of gains from the realisation of securities listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange - we have performed better; 27. Abolishing levies imposed on Kayayei - we have performed better; 28. Efficiency of clearing goods at the ports - we have performed better 29. Resourcing the institutions that fight corruption - we have performed better 30. Right to Information Act- we have performed better 31. Development in our Zongo communities - we have performed better 32. National ID Cards- we have performed better 33. Mobile Money Payment Interoperability - we have performed better 34. One district one factory - we have performed better 35. One Village One dam - we have performed better 36. One constituency one ambulance - we have performed better 37. National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Progam (NEIP) - we have performed better 38. Digital Address System - we have performed better 39. Implementing the Nation Builders Corps - We have performed better 40. Securing higher global prices for cocoa farmers - we have performed better 41. Cleaning up the mess in the financial sector and saving the deposits of millions of depositors - we have performed better 42. Foreign Direct Investment - we have performed better 43. Successfully exiting the IMF program - we have performed better 44. Increasing the capitation grant - we have performed better ; 45. Equipping the security services - we have performed better 46. Introducing a nation-wide emergency 112 number for the police, fire and ambulance services - we have performed better; 47. Introducing a new basic curriculum from kindergarten to primary six with a focus on reading, writing, arithmetic and creativity (the 4Rs) - we have performed better; 48. Absorbing the cost of WASSCE registration fees for students - we have performed better; - 49. Absorbing the fees for postgraduate medical training - we have performed better 50. Restoring research allowances in tertiary institutions - we have performed better 51. Introducing drones to deliver medical supplies and save lives - we have performed better; 52. Paying NHIS arrears that we inherited - we have performed better; 53. Paying the outstanding contributions to pension funds that we inherited - we have performed better; 54. Paying arrears to road contractors that we inherited - we have performed better; 55. constructing youth resource sports complexes across the country - we have performed better; 56. Relieving the pain of sickle cell sufferers through access to hydroxyurea - we have performed better; 57. Increasing the share of the DACF to persons with disabilities by 50% - we have performed better; 58. Employing persons with disabilities to man 50% of all our toll booths - we have performed better; 59. Providing a government adult shelter to support victims of human trafficking - we have performed better 60. Connecting rural communities to the telephone network in the last 3 years - we have performed better; 61. Increasing daily peacekeeping allowances for military from $31 to $35 per day - we have performed better; 62. Increasing daily allowances for police on mission from $30 to $35 - we have performed better 63. Establishing the Students Entrepreneurship Initiative (SEI) to inculcate the spirit of entrepreneurship in students - we have performed better; 64. Having transparency in the allocation of oil blocs - we have performed better; 65. Creation of new regions - we have performed better; 66. Bringing peace to Dagbon chieftancy dispute- we have performed better; 67. Providing infrastructure to poor and deprived communities in every constituency- we have performed better.; 68. “One District One Warehouse Initiative.” - we have performed better; 69. Improving the conditions for prisoners - we have performed better 70. Protecting our water bodies against illegal mining - we have performed better ; 71. Going paperless in our hospitals- we have performed better; 72. Online business registration at the Registrar Generals Department - we have performed better; 73. Digitizing our courts through an e-justice program - we have performed better; 74. Establishing a Ghana Commodities Exchange - we have performed better; 75. Taking measures to establish an integrated Bauxite and Aluminium Industry - we have performed better; 76. Reducing flooding from the Bagre dam through the dredging of rivers like Nasia, Sisili - we have performed better 77. Discovering oil - we have performed better; 78. Revival of our Railways - we have performed better; 79. Starting the construction of 10 fish landing along the coast from Keta to Axim -we have performed better; 80. Award of Scholarships to students- we have performed better; 81. Revival of Anglo-gold Ashanti, and putting more people to work - we have performed better; 82. Reviving Ghanapost - we have performed better 83. Reviving the Ghana Publishing Company - we have performed better 84. Launching a comprehensive Building Code for Ghana for the first time- we have performed better; 85. Administering the performance of the annual hajj pilgrimage - we have performed better 86. Expansion of institutions, facilities and equipment for TVET - we have performed better 87. Implementing Free senior high school education- we have performed better “When it comes to the performance of our government in our first term of office compared with the performance of the NDC, it is clear that: We have Performed Better!!! Throwing down the gauntlet, Vice President Bawumia declared:
That analysis that Akufo Addo took cues from a political candidate in Nigeria is so ignorant. Why are Nigerians so desperate to take credit for things that happens in Ghana that has nothing to do with them. Is it self esteem issues? or you secretly wish to be Ghanaians; I don't get it. Too much wahala ...Pls stop!
Ur reporter I guess came and slept in one corner of Accra and did no research....... He is like a high school student asked to do a research........ I got everything wrong.... He knows nothing about Ghana
This is nothing new from Nigerians. Nigerians always wants to take credit from where they didn't sew. The whole world knows Ghana 🇬🇭 has been the hub for democratic growth on our African continent 🙄🙄🙄please🙄
It's obvious that this Nigeria guy has no clue of Ghanaian politics, did i hear him say the light did not blink under the ex-president Mahama? Boi!, Mr correspondent I beg next time do your homework properly
Maybe he was saying that with reference to how bad Nigerians have it when it comes to power fluctuations. Oga, Ghanaians had the worst power crisis under Prz Mahama.
one thing is for sure and that is,Ghanaians are are going to hard for whites to divide.almost all the ten regions with different tribes voted for a message and not tribal lines and that is one voice means.kudos to the people of ghana,my people.
No you guys might have forgotten that infrastructure is not always the way to go, value for money,the gab between the poor and rich, the hope of the younger generation, and finally the educational system for the next future challenges This means that Ghanaians are discerning and are on the governments toes to do more than just little we see over the years.
Dumsor traveled for 4 years n Mahama started solving at the 11 hour. Again, Ghanaians realized borrowings for infrastructure at again the 11 hour. That election was on unemployment of teeming graduates. Borrowing at the 11 hr to built infrastructure was a no no for majority. Ridge hospital, circle interchange, kejetia market all took place in the dying ember of his tenure.
I’m sure this journalist will bow down their heads in shame as they were saying what Nana Addo said is not realistic. They should come again and retract what they said.
Infrastructure in Accra is all Ghanaians need? A pregnant woman was carried on a bicycle in labour to the hospital to the hospital from her village in the north and bled to death.after falling from the bike so what does this infrastructures helping those in the villages? That woman wasn't an Akan!!
I LOVE YOU GUY'S GOOD JOB...I"M GHANAIAN LIVE IN SINGAPORE,ALL MY NIGERIAN"S BROTHER"S AND SISTERS CONGRATULATED ME.I READ ALL COMMENT"S DOWN THERE,PLEASE DO NOT INSULTED KUMASI ASANTE KOTOKO KINGDOM, PLEASED:MOTTO KUMASI ASANTE KOTOKO,KUM APEM APEM BABA....LOSER"S NDC'S MALAFAKA'S
Sry to say your correspondent must have done a very lazy job while in Ghana. Ghanaian voters are much aware of the issues. and is not only abt infrastructure. these are the issues energy, economy, corruption, jobs, education, health and general standard of leadership which Prez. Mahamah has not done so well. Tell your correspondent that Ghana has 10 regions, Accra is only one part
@ J NoLacking D #Fcuk John Doe# NPP hates a growing Ghana? Maybe you should study economics, growing an economy is not all about building over-priced infrastructures. Also, I don't get where your tribal bigotry is coming from. It looks to me that the NDC instead feed on tribalism. Please understand that Ghanaians voted again mediocre.
ahaha... "Sometimes the people want the wrong things but since that is what they want, you have to give it to them"... Perhaps you do not know what a good government is. We Ghanaians have had a taste of many governments and we decided that President Mahama did not deserve a second term. Ghanaians are not ignorants, we are a very cautious people being led by a very reckless man. We just could not take it anymore. Ghana was growing at a very fast pace so all of these infrastructures would have been constructed in a much better economic condition if we had a competent president. There was no reason for Ghana to go to the IMF. There is no reason for our prolonged electricity problems if our government was up to the job. Again, those infrastructures would have been constructed in a better economic condition. We want a government that works for the people. A government with a good knowledge of economic systems and how to build economies, not one which focuses on creating opportunities for their friends and family. Most importantly, those infrastructures are not being built by IMF loans. President Mahama has borrowed way too much in our name. His government did not generate any economic growth. President Mahama and his government worked hard on declining our economic growth from 9.2% in 2012 to 3.4% in 2016. Who wants to keep that? Our food production is declining with imports from Cote d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso filling the gap. Our Agric exports have taken a big hit too. In short, we saw our government fail and worse, arrogant. We made the right choice.
Africa has to nationalise it’s resources to finance mega infrastructure on a continental level.nigeria has oil.ghana has bauxite why can’t we fuel jets n put South African satellites in space for cheap internet. Enough of this colonial boundaries... long live the osagyefo dr Nkrumah
What is the point of building all these infrastructure (by Brazilians) when Ghanaian do not have jobs, they are living in difficult conditions, the inflation is up to the sky, the cedis is falling, the economy is collapsing since 2012, the industries are shutting down because of Dumsor, the importation has grown to 90%, the corruption is rocking the whole country? Look it is simple, the Ghanaian were not seeing the years ahead clear with their daily basic life that is why the number of voters for NDC went down in 2016, and they lost! Look people are not blind, at the end of the day, even if you give them bags of rice and money the day of election, they will not vote for you.GOD BLESS GHANA!
@ J NoLacking D #Fcuk John Doe# NPP hates a growing Ghana? Maybe you should study economics, growing an economy is not all about building over-priced infrastructures. Also, I don't get where your tribal bigotry is coming from. It looks to me that the NDC instead feed on tribalism. Please understand that Ghanaians voted again mediocre.
@TVC, Your reporter got so many things wrong. Infrastructure development is not unprecedented. NPP built more roads than what Mahama has done. I Will rate your reporter 40%. In Ghana we just don't campaign on promises and let our leaders go free without fulfilling them. We kick you out if you don't. that is what we have done to Mahama. All the infrastructure taking your head off is normal for us. NPP will also do more. The x-factor we look out for is policies that directly or indirectly makes the life of the ordinary Ghanaian better. Mahama failed in that areas. High cost of living, inflated cost of projects which he failed to account the cost to Ghanaians. Corruption and arrogance were the hallmark of his followers.Your reporter did not do a better research. How can he say when you are making campaign in West Africa you just have to lie to the people.
This reporter is bogus. Are you saying Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and Prz. Kufour did less in terms of infrastructure? Prz Mahama can't be compared to these two okay. Do your homework and come again!
I really think Ayo should have stayed in Ghana two years before the election to have gotten his facts right. Please can you state all the infrastructure you are talking of. And you mentioned light, please we had the worst light experience under Mahama. Please get your facts right.....Pleasseee........there is a lot that moved people to vote the Mahama government out
I am not a fan of any party here, NPP or NDC, I don't really care. I am also again tribalism! But gentlemen, it is very clear that the Ghana's economy has collapsed for the past few years, from GDP and public opinion perspective. Living and doing business in Ghana was becoming very hard even for a Ghanaian. The inflation rate is rocking to the sky........etc. Look, J.M did good things for Ghana, that we will remember (And I really like J.M, very charismatic), but I think he did not have a good team to help him grow this economy, and on top of that corruption! At the end of the day the middle and poor classes in Ghana are suffering, things were becoming hard. A lot of investors left the country to go to Ivory Coast because of the hardship of doing business in Ghana( the country that was No. 1 in growth in that Sub-region, with a strong and stable cedis currency). I think we need to put all these parties divisions and tribalism aside, let's help the new government of Nana Akufo Ado, who is coming with fresh ideas, and good team to energize the dying economy in Ghana. Believe me, when Ghana starts producing again, and stop depending on importation ( like the way I see now, we will be rising again). God Bless Ghana!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your analysis is largely incorrect. Ghanaians did not vote for change for the sake of change only. The hunger and poverty would have been entirely manageable without the massive corruption, lawlessness, incompetence, and arrogance of government over the last 4 years. Ghanaians are simply waking up to the fact that the power to choose is now in their hands. If you do not perform, you are out. Finish.
We love the infrastructure and appreciate the development, but if you bring us infrastructure that should cost us $50 million at a cost of $750 million, should we be happy and clap for you? And that was the story with every single project. Ghanaians simply showed they were awake, observant and alive to their responsibilities.
J NoLacking D #Fcuk John Doe# well am a proud NPP supporter and about your Tribal bigot ?i don't see where this got in my comment cos he keeps talk8ng abouy Accra that is why i made that comment cos the other regions didn't see the infrastructure he is talking about plus building doesn't feed a person
Ghana would be a shit hole if we learnt anything politics from nigerians. I mean whats there to copy from nigeria in terms of safty,free fair election and politics in general.
Ghanaians don't cover your elections on our news channels. We don't care what happens in your country. Stop talking trash and think about yourselves. Hw3 nea )mo kyer3 bi. Di wo fie as3m!
@TVC please your reporter needs to come back and apologize to Nana Addo and his government because he didn't say anything good about them after they won the elections. Now that they are delivering on their promise he needs to eat what ever he said against them now.
Am watching this video after three years later but I don't phantom why my people are descending on the reporter, because what all they're saying was the truth.
Governor sowo _ olu and the deputy should remember the definition of Lagos from their primary and secondary education. LAGOS IS LAGOON SURROUNDED BY WATER
Ayo, this your reportage is a no no. Please, if you will be covering this year's election in Ghana, come to Ghana fast and come learn about the issues so that you can send a better report back. Your reportage was one sided. Lol. Look for me when you come.
My friend the people of Ghana did not want wrong things. Ghana is not only Accra. Iron u got it wrong how many Ghanaians live in Accra if u put hospital in Accra what about the one who live 3000 miles away . Ghanaian did not want wrong thing there were no light for 4?years teachers were not paid . Stop saying they want wrong thing
