The Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has been an active part of the New Patriotic Party’s governance for almost eight years now. Irrespective of Ghana’s situation now, his contribution to the development of the country has been quite vital.
As the Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has acquired some experiences in governance, which can help him spearhead Ghana’s economic situation well, when given the nod by Ghanaians with well resources available.
Although Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s conduct in the economic management of Ghana might not be convincing to most Ghanaians due to the state of the country now, but Bawumia as the President of Ghana can be imagined as something the nation can benefit from in terms of digitization.
Digitization is very vital in any country. Most countries in the world have become more attractive due to digitization. High level of Digitization succeeds in making some aspects of life easy in any country and imagining Dr. Bawumia as the President of Ghana, his digitization policy and initiatives for Ghana will make some aspects of life easy.
For a simple instance, most Ghanaians do not stay in long queues to deposit or cash out monies at banks anymore because, with the help of the Ghana Card, one can easily perform these transactions without difficulty.
Digitization which has been the agenda of Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia will help make life easy in Ghana in the field of election where transparency will be facilitated. In most advanced countries, digitization assists in elections and other forms of digital polls, where transparency is highly advanced making procedures easy and done within the shortest possible time. United States of America is an example of such digitized countries.
Imagening Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia as Ghana’s President is Ghana developed through digitization in the years ahead, but the choice remains in the hands of Ghanaians.
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