The Director of Communications of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Richard Ahiagbah, has urged the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to continue to improve the economy they inherited from the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

He made this remark at the ongoing NPP “Thank You Tour,” during which the party is expressing its gratitude to party faithful across the country.

In a report by citinewsroom.com, Ricahrd Ahiagbah is quoted to have said that major policy decisions were made in the best interest of Ghana and not out of ill intent.

While admitting that some policies rolled out under the erstwhile Akufo-Addo administration were painful processes for Ghanaians, he asserted that they have left the economy in a good place.

He, therefore, enjoined the NDC to jealously protect their gains and build on it.

“The DDEP was a very touchy matter and I can tell you that during the early days of the discussions were difficult, they were tough and nobody made those decisions lightly.

“So, we are fully aware but the only thing was [that they were] just a necessary decision to make notwithstanding the pain. So, we did that and today, we are heading to a better place,” he said.

He added that; “My only prayer is that the NDC, who have inherited a better economy, will continue to build on it so that the difficult decisions we have taken to bring us this far we don’t regress."

He reiterated the NPP’s intention to campaign on its record, confident that over time, Ghanaians would come to better appreciate the administration’s performance amid global and domestic challenges.

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