Ghanaians To Witness Gargantuan Demo If Akuffo Addo Continues To Do This
North Tongu Member of Parliament, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has threatened to organise a demonstration against President Akufo-Addo.
In his last Facebook post, he alleged that President Nana Akufo-Addo has returned to renting the $18,000 an hour ultra-luxury executive jet for his trip to the United States and London.
The MP says so far, the president has accumulated a bill of $465,000 equivalent to 3.5million Ghana cedis using current rates.
On the last trip the president embarked on to Dubai for the Dubai Expo, the president flew on a commercial flight attracting commendation from Okudzeto Ablakwa.
“if between now and 27th May 2022, President Akufo-Addo once again abandons Ghana’s Presidential Jet and charters an ultra-luxury US$18,000 an hour executive jet, we will and are ready to stage what shall be the biggest demonstration ever to hit his government. Notice is hereby served “he said
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By his new deceptive “meet-me-there-camouflage,” President Akufo-Addo dispatched his favourite obscenely extravagant LX-DIO executive jet back to Paris, France as he returned to Accra last night aboard a Boeing 777-236(ER) British Airways commercial flight with callsign BAW81 at 8:10 pm.
Interesting how a European luxury jet rental company just made a cool half a million dollars (GHS3.5miilion) from a supposedly broke West African nation that only recently announced major expenditure cuts — turns out those cuts were merely cosmetic and not intended to be complied with by an obstinate oligarchic president.
We wish to serve notice that next month —precisely, May 27, will be exactly a year since I first published revelations on what has become widely known as the “Sky Bath Scandal” — if between now and 27th May 2022, President Akufo-Addo once again abandons Ghana’s Presidential Jet and charters an ultra-luxury US$18,000 an hour executive jet, we will and are ready to stage what shall be the biggest demonstration ever to hit his government. Notice is hereby
