Perhaps Ghana should hold national elections every year – Ablakwa

North Tongu MP, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, is proposing that perhaps Ghana should hold national elections every year to keep politicians on their toes.

According to Mr Ablakwa the “soaring hardships caused by unbridled price hikes, excruciating cost of fuel, 20% increase in transport fares, proposals by ECG for a 100% tariff adjustment, historic unemployment at 13.4% and a draconian E-Levy wouldn’t have been tolerated the least if this was an election year.”

In a Facebook post, the lawmaker noted that sensitivity levels of Ghanaian political leaders must remain the same before and after elections.

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Citing Hungary as an example, Mr Ablakwa noted that despite winning his April election, Prime Minister Viktor Orban continues to cushion Hungarians by placing a cap on fuel and food prices which he has extended to July 1.

His comment comes on the back of fuel price hikes, proposal by the utility companies to increase tariffs by over 100 per cent, labour agitations, hike in transport fares among others.

Source: Classfmonline.com