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NPP Germany dares Dr. Sa-ad Iddrisu to ‘spill all rotten beans’ on Akufo-Addo government

Dr. Sa-ad Iddrisu, U.S based Ghanaian economist Dr. Sa-ad Iddrisu, U.S based Ghanaian economist

The Germany branch of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has challenged U.S.-based Ghanaian economist Dr. Sa-ad Iddrisu to substantiate his claims that he has evidence of widespread corruption and depletion of state resources by the erstwhile Akufo-Addo administration.

In a press release issued on Tuesday and signed by its Communications Director, Nana Osei Boateng, NPP Germany responded to a publication on GhanaWeb dated February 21, 2025, titled: “Ghanaians Will Demand ‘Fast Track Court’ After NPP’s Actions Are Revealed – Economist.”

NPP Germany further mocked Dr. Iddrisu’s assertion that he uncovered damning economic data at the Ministry of Finance but refuses to disclose specifics, citing an “oath of secrecy.”

The release stated, “This is nothing but a cheap trick to cast aspersions on the NPP without providing a shred of verifiable evidence.”

Read the full statement below:

NPP GERMANY

PRESS RELEASE

25-02-2025

NPP Germany Dares Dr. Sa-ad Iddrisu to Spill All Rotten Beans on NPP: Exposing the Deceptive Propaganda of Dr. Sa-ad Iddrisu and the NDC

The latest attempt by Dr. Sa-ad Iddrisu, a so-called U.S.-based economist, to smear the previous New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration reeks of classic National Democratic Congress (NDC) propaganda.

His recent statements, published by GhanaWeb on February 21, 2025, claiming that Ghanaians would demand a ‘fast track court’ to prosecute former President Nana Akufo-Addo’s administration, are nothing more than an orchestrated effort to manipulate public sentiment with baseless allegations and half-truths.

First and foremost, it is laughable that Dr. Iddrisu claims to have uncovered damning economic data at the Ministry of Finance but conveniently hides behind an “oath of secrecy” to avoid sharing specifics.

This is nothing but a cheap trick to cast aspersions on the NPP without providing a shred of verifiable evidence.

If the economic mismanagement he alleges were indeed factual, why not present a comprehensive and credible analysis? Or does he fear that an objective review of the data would contradict his politically motivated rhetoric?

Furthermore, the assertion that the NPP government left the economy in a disastrous state is a hollow narrative that ignores global economic realities.

The Akufo-Addo administration navigated Ghana through the economic wreckage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, global supply chain disruptions, and international financial instability.

While challenges remain, no honest economist would ignore the significant infrastructure development, educational reforms, and industrial initiatives spearheaded under the NPP’s leadership.

The depreciation of the cedi, rising inflation, and fiscal constraints are not unique to Ghana but are part of broader economic trends affecting emerging economies worldwide.

It is also worth noting that the NDC, with its history of economic mismanagement and corruption, is in no position to lecture Ghanaians on fiscal responsibility.

The Mahama-led government left behind a collapsed energy sector (dumsor), excessive public debt, and a near-crisis banking system that required bold interventions from the Akufo-Addo administration.

The NPP inherited an economy in distress and made remarkable strides in stabilizing it, despite external shocks.

This is the truth the NDC and their operatives, like Dr. Iddrisu, wish to erase from public discourse.

Dr. Iddrisu’s hyperbolic call for ‘fast track courts’ to jail former NPP officials is not just reckless but an outright abuse of due process and democratic principles.

Ghana is a country governed by laws, not the whims of politically motivated economists and social media agitators.

If there is any wrongdoing, let the evidence be presented in a court of law—not in the court of public opinion through sensationalist Facebook posts.

It is time for Ghanaians to reject the calculated deception and fear-mongering of the NDC and their cronies.

Instead of fabricating economic horror stories, Dr. Iddrisu and his cohorts should focus on ensuring that the current administration delivers on its promises and does not repeat the glaring failures of the Mahama era.

Ghanaians deserve facts, not propaganda.

We say KUDOS to the Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and Dr. Bawumia government!

God Bless Our Homeland Ghana!

Long Live Ghana! Long Live the Elephant Party!

Kukruduuuu Eeeessshiii!!!

Signed:

Nana Osei Boateng

Communications Director, NPP Germany

WB

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