Ghanaian Economist, Professor Stephen Adei, has cautioned citizens to prepare themselves for tough economic times in the coming years.
Speaking at a media event organized by the Grand Coalition in Accra, Prof. Adei pointed out the challenges ahead due to significant delays in the government’s debt restructuring efforts.
During his address, Prof. Adei urged potential political leaders to focus on practical solutions rather than making extravagant promises. He stressed the importance of taking proactive measures to steer the country towards sustainable growth and prosperity amidst the impending economic crisis.
“The reality is that the economic challenges we are facing will persist for some time, given the delays in the domestic debt exchange programme. It is crucial for those aspiring to lead our nation to outline concrete plans on how to navigate through these difficult times and achieve a sustainable development outcome,” Prof. Adei stated.
He further emphasized the need for a three-stage agenda to tackle the crisis, establish the preconditions for development, and set a long-term vision for Ghana by at least 2057.
Prof. Adei’s call to action serves as a wake-up call for both current and future leaders to take decisive steps towards securing a better future for all Ghanaians.
