Charles Adu Boahen made a shocking revelation that got a lot of people confused. Ghanaians have imported almost an eighty percent of what they consume and what they use in the country. This is not because we can not make any of these things on our own but because we are not ready to. Mismanagement and greed has blocked our chances to advancing as a country and this is a clear indication of the time and resources we waste on things that really has no value or relevance.
The deputy finance minister has revealed that the national cathedral was mounted on stones which were ordered from Israel. This has been a great shock to many Ghanaians. What happened to the stones in Ghana? It seems the availability of the resources in this country is still not enough. The national cathedral has been built on these stones which according to them are holy stones from Israel. Though it’s a believe that it is probably necessary they do that, these are circumstances that reveal that the state’s money or funds are spent in a very extravagant way and this needs to stop.
People are still reacting to this and the fact that extra costs were used in performing these activities, but there could have been a unanimous decision by states officials to disapprove of this if they indeed took these actions. Ghana might get to an age where there will be an import of almost everything used in the country and that is a big threat to the future of Ghanaians and the youth. These are concerns that need to be addressed. As usual, these are collections or reactions from persons who feel there is no need for such decisions and actions. This is the most extreme of things done in this government and concerned citizens need answers on why this is necessary.
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