Kuffuor, The Greatest President In Ghana's 4th Republic; Why Gyampo Rated Him Higher Than Akuffo-Addo

Calls for President Akuffo Addo to reshuffle his cabinet continue unabated Former president John Agyekum Kuffuor gets rated the second-b...


  • Calls for President Akuffo Addo to reshuffle his cabinet continue unabated

  • Former president John Agyekum Kuffuor gets rated the second-best president after Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.
Joining the fray of respected personalities who are making this long overdue call for the president to either change or reshuffle his ministers, is Professor Ransford Gyampo.

The economic situation in the country now is not one for any political head to be proud of, with skyrocketing inflation day in and day out.

Calls have been made by a lot of people for President Akuffo Addo to make changes to ministers or people he has appointed to man the economy severally, especially when it comes to the Finance Minister who happens to be his cousin, Mr. Ken Ofori-Atta, of whom many points accusing fingers at for reportedly failing to manage the finances of the economy well.

Dr. Ransford Gyampo has thus drawn a line between the performance of former presidents in the 4th Republic to the current.

He rated former president John Agyekum Kuffuor the highest and praised him for having the courage to do ministerial reshuffling.

Kufuor, the greatest President in Ghana’s 4th Republic had the courage to reshuffle OM from Finance to Education & later demoted him by creating a Senior Minister position for him. He did same to NADAA and DB. He virtually fired KAA!



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