Ghana will grow if it is given to Otumfuo Osei Tutu II to manage – Survey reveals.
Information reaches Connectghananews.com from Kumasi in the Ashanti Region indicates that the economic situation of the country can be improved if Ghanaians avoid dirty politics and entrusted the nation into the care of Asantehene to manage.
In a random survey conducted by the crack investigative journalists from the website, the citizens credit Otumfuo as the disciplined and truthful leader who can reverse the challenges that have been confronting the country to see it’s way through.
According to the citizens Asantehene has proved beyond all reasonable doubt that he is a King who have the nation at heart.
They mentioned his disciplinarian and leadership qualities that have been transforming the region, and for that matter the country in general.
According to them due to the important role Asantehene plays in the society to uplift the country, presidents of the republic tend to consult him for counseling on how best they could steer the affairs of the country.
Counseling from Asantehene they asserted, are not limited to the presidents of Ghana alone, but also at the global level in particular.
If Otumfuo can speaks for Ghanaian leaders and beyond to listen how the economy can grow then what hinders to take over the functions of the country’s administration at this time where the citizens cannot see their way through.
For Mr Issac Appiah an economist, Ghanaians should rise up in peace and endorse Otumfuo to become a leader of the country.
It is now time Ghanaians should discard the greedy and selfish politicians, Appiah conjectured.
With Otumfuo the country will restore its former glory Prince Adu a miner from Obuasi quipped, adding that the country would be ditched to the oblivion if we continue to follow the stomach politicians.
Otumfuo is a King of action who never shields wrongdoers, instances they cited about how he distooled both Kumasi Antoahene Nana Kwame Owusu Agyeman and Kwasohene Nana Nketia Boampong II for allegedly abusing their offices.
