Propaganda may win votes, but can't Solve Ghana's economic woes-Omari Wadie to NDC

In a recent statement, political analyst Omari Wadie emphasized that while propaganda may influence voter behavior, it cannot address the pressing economic challenges facing Ghana. He criticized the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for relying on misleading narratives instead of presenting viable solutions to the country's issues. Wadie argued that voters are increasingly discerning and will prioritize genuine policies over empty promises.

Wadie further urged the NDC to focus on constructive dialogue and practical strategies to improve the economy rather than engaging in divisive rhetoric. He highlighted that addressing inflation, unemployment, and other economic hardships requires a commitment to transparency and accountability from political leaders. Ultimately, he believes that only through sincere efforts can any party hope to gain the trust of the electorate and foster real change in Ghana's economic landscape.