Rally round the govt to navigate the difficult times; we’ve done it before, we can do it again – Sammi Awuku

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The Director General of the National Lottery Authority (NLA) Sammi Awuku has asked the youth of this country be a support system to each other and rally round the government to deal with the difficult situation currently.

He stated that globally, continentally and locally, everybody is feeling the pinch at the pump.

But he says he trusts the Akufo Addo administration to take the country out of the current difficult global economic situation being felt locally.

In a Facebook post after visiting the new executives of the party at the NPP’s headquarters in Accra on Friday October 14, the former National Organizer of the NPP said “It was a great moment for me once again to visit the Famous NPP headquarters, to share some few thoughts with the New Leadership of our Great Party as the Party prepares to go through another electoral cycle and election 2024.

“Whiles we appreciate the untold hardship all citizens of the world are going through, it is important for the NPP to also lead the narrative on government’s many interventions meant to ameliorate the plight of many families.

“Globally, Continentally and locally everybody is feeling the pinch at the pump. But I trust the Nana Akufo Addo administration to take us out of the current difficult global economic situation being felt locally; as a party and government we have done it before.

“It was also an opportunity for me and my able Deputy , Mad. Anna Miezah to educate the Party Leadership on the activities and Operations of the NLA and to take feedback from them as well.

“I am hopeful the situation will be better in 2023… I never doubt the spirit of this administration and the Nation’s Optimistic Leader. To the Youth… this is definitely the time to also be a support system to each other and rally round the government as we navigate these difficult times.”

Ghanaians are going though several challenges, a situation that has compelled the country to seek support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The local currency, the Cedi is also performing poorly against the Dollar.

By Laud Nartey|3news.com|Ghana