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Ghanaians don't like stability and inflation - Nana Akomea challenges government's economic interests
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Ghanaians don’t like stability and inflation – Nana Akomea challenges government’s economic interests

May 12, 2026 3 Min Read
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Nana Akomea, chairperson of the New Patriotic Occasion’s communications activity power, says macroeconomic stability means little to bizarre Ghanaians except it results in improved dwelling situations.

Whereas the federal government touts latest achievements resembling inflation falling to three.4%, the cedi rising to round GH¢11.30 to the greenback and Ghana’s GDP growing to an estimated $118 billion, Akomea argues these numbers don’t mirror the day-to-day realities confronted by nearly all of the inhabitants.

mentioned in an interview that has not but aired. PM Specific Supporters of the NPP, together with Evans Mensah, challenged the federal government’s financial thesis and argued that bizarre folks ought to decide the financial system by what they will afford, fairly than by macroeconomic indicators.

“There is not any one, there is no voters, that preys on stability. There is not any voters that preys on inflation. It is good to attain macroeconomic stability. It is good to attain low inflation. It isn’t the identical as the price of dwelling,” he mentioned.

Akomea argued that whereas change price stability could also be welcome, its advantages are sometimes offset by rising expenses elsewhere within the financial system, notably on the ports the place many imported items enter the nation.

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He identified that as an import-dependent financial system, Ghana’s value of dwelling is considerably affected by import-related expenses, that are finally handed on to shoppers.

“So if greenback stability is achieved, however port charges go up 100%, it is 100% of that that interprets into your and my pockets. It isn’t greenback stability. Importers find yourself passing that value on to shoppers,” he mentioned.

Responding to the suggestion that a rise in customs duties would help in income mobilization, Mr Acomia argued that what was necessary to the folks was the direct influence on costs.

“When costs go up by 50%, it is coming into my pocket. Whether or not it is the best mandate or not, it is hitting my pocket straight. That is how I really feel and that is what informs my choices,” he added.

He mentioned that whereas the latest rise within the cedi and single-digit inflation might look optimistic on paper, voters had been extra involved about whether or not such will increase would convey down costs and ease stress on family budgets.

“It is the influence that impacts bizarre folks. As soon as the electrical energy goes up, as soon as the costs go up, that is what issues. It is the influence on our lives, it isn’t simply the truth that the greenback is steady,” he mentioned.

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