The Director of Communications for Ghana's opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, has asserted that the Akufo-Addo-led government has consistently relied on slogans.

Mr Gyamfi contends that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government lacks a commitment to implementing effective measures to alleviate the challenges faced by the Ghanaian people and improve their living conditions.

Speaking on UTV, Gyamfi stated, "If someone tells you that they’ve turned the economy around, shame the person. They are lying. People who belong to the NPP have complained bitterly about the poor economy and their businesses suffering."

He highlighted concerns expressed by members of the NPP, including Kennedy Agyapong, who acknowledged the economic challenges and losses incurred due to unfavorable exchange rates.

Mr Gyamfi criticized the government for prioritizing slogans over substantive policies and programs designed to positively impact people's lives.

He emphasized that the administration's slogans may create an impression of working for the people, but in reality, the implementation of effective policies is lacking.

Expressing dismay at the hardships faced by the country, Gyamfi concluded, "Some of us who are not yet 40 years old are shocked at the kind of hardship we are facing in this country. Cheap slogans don’t build countries."