Former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has directed his former appointees to make themselves available for accountability processes following the end of his administration.
Richard Ahiagbah, Director of Communications, New Patriotic Party (NPP), made this known on Joy News’ on Wednesday, February 18.
According to him, the NPP had a track record of transparency and accountability, saying “we have no record of running away; we’ll be here.”
Mr Ahiagbah’s comments come at a time when there are increasing calls for accountability from various sections of the public as the country transitions into a new administration.
He noted that the NPP’s priority was to prepare for the 2028 elections while ensuring that its members answered questions regarding their stewardship.
“Our preoccupation is how we get our party situated and contest the 2028 election. Matters to do with accountability-our people will be here to answer the questions,” he assured.
Ahiagbah expressed confidence that the Akuo-Addo administration’s record would be judged favourably by history.
“We came to do our best. And I believe that when the dust settles, Ghana will see what we have done for the eight years,” he said.
