Let’s make our political conversation less Propaganda and more truth with facts!
The NDC wants us to believe everything in the Prof. Frimpong Boateng’s Report but same NDC want us to ignore the fact that the Prof. Said in the same write up that,
“ there are far more NDC people engaged in illegal mining than NPP https://t.co/1ylvJpxBS2 the region”.
The National Communications Officer in addressing this, lied and attempted to deceive listeners, that there was no such allegation by the Prof anywhere in his report.
Of course he was caught !
Again, the National Communications Officer of the NDC who had obviously not read the Vice Presidents Data on Job creation sought to again, deceive the public that, the Vice President’s Job creation Data referred to Only Controller staff and even sought to create the impression that, all Public sector workers are controller staff.
Of Course he was caught!
The NDC has a concerted strategy to not really think and come up with any altenative strategy for the Ghanaian people to analyse and decide, but would ride on twisted facts, bare face lies and propaganda to mislead unsuspecting citizens. Our job is to spot the lie, drag them out of the lie hole and make bare the facts.
Ours is not to decide for the people, but we believe the people deserve the courtesy of knowing only the facts so they can make informed decisions.
Open your eyes, extend ur nose and switch your ears up to smell the next NDC lies and when you do, make sure you expose them with the facts and the facts only. If they try to distract you with insults, finish with the expose before anything else.
And Yes, when you meet the NDC ask them to name one social intervention Policy they have ever introduced in this country. They will mention GETFUND 😀, Uniforms and sandals. Wish them well and clap for them. But do advise them to take up some Free SHS to broaden their understanding of what a social intervention policy of a country is and should be.
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