1. Five years unprecedented Dumsor experienced by Ghanaians. Nana-Bawumia government have offered Ghanaians stable power supply for the past seven years 

2. Occasional shortage of fuel. Fellow Ghanaians, when was the last time you went to buy fuel at the pump and there was no fuel? Nana-Bawumia government have ensured that fuel is made available at the pumps for you

3. Ban on employment of Ghanaians in the public sector. Nana-Bawumia government have created about 2.3 million jobs. Nana-Bawumia government have brought unemployment rate from 8% to 4%. 

4. Cancelation of teacher and Nursing Trainee allowances. Nana-Bawumia government have restored the allowances cancelled by Former President  Mahama 

5. Cancelation of Arabic teachers allowance. Nana-Bawumia government have restored the Arabic teachers allowance. NPP government under President Kufuor introduced the Arabic teachers allowance and Mr. John Mahama cancelled it. 

6. Three months pay policy for some government workers, including teachers, nurses, etc despite working for even more than 12 months. Nana-Bawumia government have cancelled that wicked policy and government workers are now enjoying their hard-earned salary arrears due them 

7. No chalk in schools for teaching and learning at government's basic and second cycle institutions. It is now the thing of the past. Thanks to Nana-Bawumia government. Nana-Bawumia government are even giving students at the Senior High Schools tablets for free.  

8. Students were sacked from examination halls or centers for non-payment of exam fees (BECE  or WASSCE fee). Nana-Bawumia government have taken the burden off parents/guardians and are paying for the BECE and WASSCE fees, hence, BECE and WASSCE candidates are no longer sacked from exam halls or centers for non-payment of fees. 

9. Students used to pay for SHS and TVET education. Nana-Bawumia government have taken the burden off parents/guardians and SHS/TVET education is now free. 

10. Mr. John Mahama imposed payment of utility bills on all public tertiary institution students. Nana-Bawumia government have cancelled that policy and all public tertiary institution students no longer pay utility bills.

11. People used to spend days at the District/Municipal/Metropolitan Health Insurance Authority Offices to renew their insurance cards. Nana-Bawumia government have made it easy for NHIA subscribers to renew their cards online (*929#). Ghanaians can easily enrolled themselves in it by online registration.

12. Manual goods clearance at the ports. Nana-Bawumia government have introduced paperless system at the ports for easy clearing of goods. 

13. Ghana had no digital address system under Mr. Mahama. Every land mark in Ghana is now uniquely identified with digital addresses. Thanks to Nana-Bawumia government. 

14. Ghana had no unique identity card like the Ghana Card under Mr. Mahama. Under Nana-Bawumia government, Ghana Card now serves as your NHIS card, TIN number, SSNIT Card, etc.  

15. Cumbersome student loan application process with guarantor system in place under Mr. Mahama. Nana-Bawumia government have made student loan application process easy by introducing No Guarantor System. With their Ghana cards, students at the tertiary institutions now easily access student loans. Students won't pay the loan until they start working. 

16. Remember, during John Mahama's era, there were no pandemic and Russian-Ukraine conflict. Under Nana-Bawumia government, they took bold decisions and protected lives of Ghanaians during the scary COVID-19 period. The World's Most Popular COVID-19 quote at that time in mind. "We know how to bring the economy back to life. What we do not know is how to bring people back to life" - President Nana Akufo-Addo. This statement meant a lot with lockdowns, closure of borders, suspension of aviation services, tax exemptions, among others, knowing the economic implications on the country. We are bouncing back together for good.

Thank you

Alhaji Salifu Hadara

A Patriot

North East Region

Nalerigu/Gambaga Constituency 

07/09/2024

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