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My Gov’t Cannot Be Accused of Discrimination In Sharing The National Cake – Akufo Addo

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President Akufo Addo has stated that his government have been fair in sharing the national cake across all regions in the country.

For this reason, fingers cannot be pointed at him for discrimination in the share of the national cake.

Speaking at Keta, on Thursday, August 27, 2020, at a durbar held in his honour by the Awoamefia of the Anlo State, Togbui Sri III, President Akufo-Addo said “We have not completed our development journey, but, surely, we are on the right path, and no one can accuse this government of discrimination in the distribution of the national cake,” President Akufo-Addo noted.

“I dare say this area (Anloga) has done quite well under this Government. After years of demanding, an Anloga District has been created, and a new Assembly Complex is being constructed. There are numerous GETFund projects scattered all over Anloga, and Keta SHS’s is one which I am due to commission today. Important to me are two TVET projects in the Anloga district alone, one of which I shall be inspecting at Atorkor,” he added.

President Akufo Addo further rubbished claims that Voltarians were singled out to military intimidation during the voters’ register.

He told the people of Keta to expect in the coming weeks, the Keta landing beach project, the €85 million facility for the Keta Water Supply rehabilitation and expansion project, and the Keta Harbour Project.

Source: GhanaFeed.com

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