“Stop making noise and tell your husband to fix the economy”- Madam Cecilia Asaga blast Samira Bawumia
Madam Cecilia Asaga, an NDC Zongo Caucus sponsor, has criticized Vice President Samira Bawumia’s wife for claiming that everything is well in Ghana, when in fact, the situation is rapidly deteriorating.
When it was claimed that President Akufo-Addo had touched all of Ghana’s districts with development, the Second Lady was widely criticized. Madam Cecilia has come to critique her severely with a smattering of counseling because of her statement.
According to her, the rising cost of living in Ghana is making life difficult for the average Ghanaian.
As a result, the price of gasoline, food, and other necessities has risen dramatically. Moreover, existing and new levies have been raised.
“On this day, as hardships deepen, I implore His Excellency President Nana Akufo-Addo to extend a hand of collaboration to all Ghanaians who can help save our beloved country from the abyss into which it is sinking,” she stated in an interview with Avenor TV.
She continued, “I salute Ghanaians in need, and I would want to take this occasion to ask Madam Samira Bawumia to assist her husband in taking the necessary steps to provide aid in fixing the Ghanaian porous economy than insulting and attacking Ghanaians complaining about the bad nature of the economy.
“Although it appears that Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia’s lies have decreased marginally because of his hidden stature due to the implementation of the obnoxious E-levy, it is conceivable that his wife, Samira, has acquired the same ailment.
“One cannot imagine under what influence should Samaira Bawumia be to declare that the Akufo-Addo-Bawumia administration’s accomplishments are strewn around the country.
“Indeed, I do not receive or share the poor taxpayers’ money to go throughout the country as she claims, but I am confident that those with good eyesight can only see agony, hardship, frustration, crime, corruption, starvation, unemployment, and so on all over the country.”
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