Akufo-Addo didn’t prioritise food provision for the Ghana Armed Forces; left debt of Ghc270 million – Omane Boamah

In a recent statement, Dr. Edward Omane Boamah criticized President Akufo-Addo's administration for failing to prioritize food provision for the Ghana Armed Forces, resulting in a substantial debt of GHC 270 million. He emphasized that this neglect not only undermined the morale of military personnel but also jeopardized national security. According to Omane Boamah, adequate food supply is crucial for maintaining the readiness and effectiveness of the armed forces.

Furthermore, he highlighted that the government's inability to address this issue reflects a broader lack of commitment to supporting essential services within the country. The former Minister of Communications pointed out that such oversights could have severe implications for defense capabilities and called on current leaders to take immediate action to rectify these shortcomings. Ensuring proper sustenance for military personnel is vital for fostering a strong and dependable defense system in Ghana.