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Dormaahene hit hard on the high dollar exchange rate to the cedis, calling on Politicians over Mismanagment of the Economy.

Dormaahene hit hard on the high dollar exchange rate to the cedis, calling on Politicians over Mismanagment of the Economy. 

The Omanhene of Dormaa Traditional Area of the Bono region, Osagyefo Osedieyo Dr. Agyeman Badu II has critised the country's political leaders over poor management of the country's economy especially on the high exchange rate of the US dollar to the Ghana cedi.


Speaking at the durbar of chiefs to celebrate a one year anniversary of the Nkosuohene of Dumasua, Nana Ayebiafo Jnana for his contribution towards development in the community of building police station and community durbar respectively.

Watch Video Play of Dormaahene.

 

Watch Video Play of Dormaahene Dancing. 


Hitting on the high exchange rate of the US dollar to the cedi, he said our leaders who are managing the country are very weak that's why there has been high dollar exchange rate to the cedi sky rocketing over some time now.


He promised he will never stop talking and will keep criticising every political leader untill he sees Ghana has greatly change to match with it's compatriots because most businesses are collapsing since businessmen cannot exchange the cedi to the US dollar.


He said, the dollar exchange rate to the cedi has now reached Ghc16 to the dollar after former President Kuffour made it to 1 cedi to 1 dollar, whiles former President Evans Atta Mills had it at 2.5 cedis to 1 dollar and John Mahama had it at 4 cedis to 1 dollar which to him something must be done about the situation.



Source: Alrich24newsgh.blogspot.com

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