Maverick Ghanaian politician, Kennedy Agyapong, has outlined five developmental plans for the country.
Mr Agyapong, who is hoping to become Ghana’s president in the future, made his plans known in an interview with Dentaa.
The first developmental plan he mentioned was tourism. He believes a lot of money can be made through tourism but successive governments have failed to utilize it—with the exception of President Akufo-Addo’s ‘Year of Return’ initiative.
He argued that gold and cocoa won’t come closer to the revenue tourism will generate for the country if authorities focus on that area.
The Assin Central MP stated that nepotism and favourite will be a thing of the past if he becomes a President.
Making interest rates attractive to businesses is part of his plans.
Kennedy Agyapong concluded by mentioning agriculture and technology as part of the key areas he will be looking at.
Watch his statement in the video below.
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