Renowned economist, Dr Kofi Amoah says his battling with the Coronavirus has only showed him why governance must be a continuing process to enhance nation building.
Known popularly as Citizen Kofi, the accomplished businessman disclosed that while he was admitted in a facility built by the Mahama administration, he survived on the sound policies of the Akufo-Addo administration and the expertise of medical doctors trained during the Kufuor era.
“I was affected by the COVID-19 and I’m alive today so I take this opportunity to thank Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the president of Ghana. I also want to thank Dr Bawumia, a good friend of mine. I must also say something here that must culminate into our governance structure as a society,” he told Paul Adom Otchere on Good Evening Ghana.
“I was aided by some doctors who were trained during the Kufuor administration. Some trained during the Mills/Mahama administrations. I was saved in the Ridge Hospital which was built during the Mahama administration. I was saved by the good policies of the sitting president of Ghana. How he handled the Covid crisis,” he said.
He concluded “therefore you begin to see that there is this trend of proper things that has been done and if we build on that then we begin to build a nation instead of a country. A nation is different from a country. The spirit, culture and belief system of any group of people is what propels them towards progress.”
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