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On 26th February, the president delivered the state of the nation address as mandated by the constitution.
After his address, those who are not in support of the ruling party said it was a waste of time. Indeed, some people even said some of the roads and projects mentioned in his speech did not even exist.
Then the opposition also gave the "true" state of the nation address.
As expected, quickly, the pro-government citizens and spokespersons rubbished it.
They also said it was a waste of time… Tit-for-tat.
So what happens if you are just a Ghanaian? A true Ghanaian. One who is not keen on political labels who will deliver your address?
To the few Ghanaians among us please tune in as I, Nana Ansah Kwao IV, the "nation's storyteller" deliver the "Actual State of The Nation Address" today on Joy 99.7 FM at 2:05pm.
It will also be live on www.myjoyonline.com.
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