We are a youth initiative that seeks to unite and Empower Ghana with the aim of building a stronger and better Country. Our objective is to promote the visions and policies of the Vice President and Flagbearer for New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. Our aim is to bring to the public all the various policies and initiatives of Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia whilst highlighting all the policies he spearheaded and implemented as a Vice President of the Republic of Ghana. We are here to push for the development and growth Ghanaians are yearning for,because Ghanaians believe Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has all the credentials to lead the charge to transform Ghana through his various policies. We are on a mission to push for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s IT IS POSSIBLE agenda, because we believe it is possible with Bawumia.
Dr. Frank Bannor, Head of Research at the Danquah Institute and Development Economist, has observed that one of the main points of emphasis in the NPP’s new manifesto is Dr. Bawumia’s pledge to streamline Ghana’s intricate tax system in order to promote economic expansion. Dr. Bannor mentioned that the nation’s current tax structure is seen
Dr. Frank Bannor, a Development Economist and the Head of Research at the Danquah Institute (DI) has emphasized that a significant aspect of the NPP’s new manifesto is Dr. Bawumia’s pledge to streamline Ghana’s intricate tax system to foster economic growth in the nation. In a discussion with France24 news regarding the proposed reforms outlined
Dr. Frank Bannor, a development economist, expressed his admiration for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s vision for digitalization and urged the public to vote in large numbers for the NPP’s presidential candidate in the upcoming December elections. During a live discussion on Gordon Asare-Bediako’s Bɛkyerɛ Mu show, which was broadcasted on Wontumi Radio 95.9, Movement TV, and
Dr Frank Bannor, a Development Economist, has praised Dr Mahamudu Bawumia’s tax reform suggestions, emphasizing that they are essential for Ghana’s rapid growth and progress. The Head of Research at Danquah Institute (DI), Dr Bannor, pointed out that Ghana’s current tax system is overly complex, posing challenges for citizens to fulfill their tax responsibilities. If
