In an exclusive interview on TV3, Mrs. Rawlings pointed out that Ghanaians have been forced to endure the brunt of bad leadership by the Mahama-led administration.
Mrs. Rawlings, whose husband ruled Ghana for 19 years, believes the situation in the country has deteriorated since Jerry John Rawlings left office.
In her assessment, the country’s decision to run to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an indication that the economy has collapsed.
“So you don’t run to the IMF when there is nothing wrong with you. The economy has been collapsed. Completely collapsed through theft, through mismanagement and others,” she asserted.
Mrs. Rawlings is hoping to contest the presidential race for the first time in November this year on the ticket of National Democratic Party (NDP), after a botched attempt in 2012.
She was elected as NDP’s flagbearer on Sunday at the party’s delegate’s congress in Accra.
“It is difficult to live in Ghana at the moment. It is difficult because there is so many problems affecting a lot of people,” Mrs. Rawlings said.
Credit:Nsromamedia
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