National Identification Indebtedness: Ofori Atta has no Credibility, he Must Provide Evidence of Payment – Ablakwa
National Identification Indebtedness: Hon Ablakwa Insists on Proof of Settlement from Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta
Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Member of Parliament (MP) for North Tongu, has called on the Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta, to provide evidence that the National Identification Indebtedness will be settled as promised. Hon. Ablakwa has expressed concern over the credibility of the Finance Minister in the Parliament of Ghana, stating that they cannot just accept mere words. He has cited examples of unfulfilled promises made by the Minister, which have led to a loss of trust and confidence in his ability to deliver on his commitments.
Hon. Ablakwa’s call for proof of settlement comes in the wake of the Finance Minister’s announcement that the government has made arrangements to settle the National Identification Indebtedness owed to the private sector. The Minister had assured that the government was committed to paying all outstanding debts owed to Ghana card printers of the National Identification Authority (NIA) project.
Why is Hon Ablakwa Making this case against the Finance Minister?
However, Hon. Ablakwa has expressed skepticism about the Finance Minister’s promise, citing his past record of unfulfilled promises. He has pointed out that the Finance Minister had promised that Ghana would not go to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for assistance, but the country eventually did. He further noted that several other promises made by the Minister in the House had not been fulfilled.
According to Hon. Ablakwa, the Finance Minister’s credibility in the Parliament of Ghana is now at stake, and it is essential for him to provide concrete evidence to back up his promise of settling the National Identification Indebtedness. He has stressed that mere words are not enough, and the Parliamentarians need to see proof that the debt will be settled as promised.
In conclusion, Hon. Ablakwa’s call for proof of settlement of the National Identification Indebtedness is a reflection of the growing concern over the Finance Minister’s credibility in the Parliament of Ghana. The government must take steps to address outstanding debts and ensure greater transparency and accountability in its financial management. The Parliamentarians cannot just accept mere words and promises; they need to see concrete evidence of the government’s commitment to settling its debts
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