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AMBASSADORS FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE FOUNDATION-GHANA CALLS FOR ALL INCLUSIVE GOVERNMENT TO OVERCOME OUR CRISIS. 

Mohammed Bashir Tijani, the President of Ambassadors for Peace and Justice Foundation-Ghana has sworn dragon teeth in the body politics of Ghana to call on the government to indulge in all inclusive government to help mitigate the current economic challenges facing the country. 


According to him, all is not lost if the opportunity will be given to the younger and older generation a chance to build a economic and industrialised Ghana.


He siad, the young men and women in the country should be given the chance to speak their mind but not to insult any leader or any attack individual since Ghana need all inclusive government to develop currently.


The Ambassadors for Peace and Justice Foundation-Ghana thinks in the attempt to transform Ghana, the government should help create and expand more banks in the country to strive, he said, Singapore with a population of less than ten million has over 350 banks and the country is developing. 


All sectors of the economy should be backed by funding by a particular bank to grow that sector in partnership with the private sector.


Ghana should run like a commercial entity in other to see stimulation of positive impact in our pocket and businesses, he siad.


The dollar can be made useless in our country, if we put in the right measures to combat it's interferences in our economy and having more banks in Ghana to make sure our banks are able to make funds available to businessmen and women in their business transactions transfers to any country with the local currency directly to their destination of choice, one would not need the dollar to travel from Ghana. 


He said, in doing this will reduce the demand for the dollar and the economy will rise to it's feet in no time.


He also called in for the support of the made in Ghana products, by stopping the importation of same goods into our country or we put higher taxes on importation competing goods to discourage citizens from buying them, as we also make sure through our quality control, we will get the best from our local producers.


The Ambassador siad, if we see our governments running the country like a sole proprietorship business there will be a hardship.


With a population of about 36 million with less than 1 million population on the government payroll with exception of 35 million population, what happens to the 35 million people who recieve nothing from the government, it means the 35 million population are not being cater for in the government events.


He believes if the government will stop thinking like they are running sole proprietorship business but all inclusive government, Ghana will grow and develop.


"Thank you very much for hearing me with good ear in brotherhood we stand may it always be so".


By Mohammed Bashir Tijani-President of Ambassadors for Peace and Justice Foundation-Ghana


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Source: Alrich24newsgh.com

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