EAI Calls on President Mahama to Reveal the True State of the Nation
The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) is urging President John Dramani Mahama to disclose the real state of Ghana, including any hidden challenges or unresolved issues that the previous government may have ignored or covered up.
As Ghanaians seek clarity on the nation’s economic and social well-being, there is a growing demand for transparency and accountability. EAI believes that the people of Ghana deserve to know the full extent of the difficulties facing the country whether they stem from economic mismanagement, corruption, or poor governance decisions in recent years.
The institute insists that exposing the realities of governance is essential to rebuilding trust in leadership. Many citizens have raised concerns about rising inflation, unemployment, failing infrastructure, and unfulfilled policy promises. If the previous government swept any critical matters under the carpet, it is crucial to bring them to light for proper redress.
Now serving as Ghana’s President, John Mahama must be transparent about the country’s current situation. His experience and knowledge of governance put him in a unique position to highlight issues that may have been concealed from the public. Ghanaians expect him to lead with honesty, ensuring that past mistakes are not repeated and that solutions are implemented for national progress.
EAI maintains that Ghana’s development depends on open and honest leadership. Whether in power or opposition, political leaders must prioritize the national interest over partisan considerations. The institute urges President Mahama to outline the real challenges facing the country and propose solutions that will ensure sustainable progress.
At a time when citizens are demanding better governance, accountability, and economic stability, transparency remains a powerful tool for national development. EAI calls on President Mahama to take a stand for truth and let Ghanaians know the real state of the nation.
Signed
William Boadi
Executive Director of Educate Africa Institute (EAI), Educationist, Political analyst and Social Worker.
EAI: EDUCATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE.