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Of what use is E-Pharmacy to the ordinary Ghanaian who is reeling under excruciating economic hardships as a result of the introduction of excessive taxes and steep increases in fuel prices by the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia government?
Of what use is “E-this and E-that” to the ordinary Ghanaian who is jobless and cannot even afford to buy mobile data to access these digital platforms?
Digitalisation is good. It helps people to do things effectively with ease. The NDC/Mahama administration has a superior record in that regard.
But digitalisation is useless unless it is linked to the economic empowerment of the people.
Ghana’s economy is currently in tatters due to the crass economic mismanagement of the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia NPP government. Our ever-rising Public Debt has reached an alarmingly unsustainable level.
The rate of unemployment is on the rise and cost of living has become unbearable for the vast majority of Ghanaians. “kromAyeshe” and Ghanaians are suffering.
The answer to these problems doesn’t lie in the organisation of lectures on digitalisation. Instead, Dr Bawumia should sit up, stop peddling falsehood and fix our broken economy. That’s what Ghanaians expect from him as Head of the Economic Management Team of government.
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