The Presidential Candidate of the CPP Nana Frimpomaa has launched a revolutionary economic policy aimed at empowering Ghanaians to take ownership of the economy.
In an engagement with thousands of market traders in Mepe on her Volta Region campaign tour, she explained that the policy, dubbed “GhanaBa Shares,” seeks to provide ¢20,000 to 20 million Ghanaians to build interest group companies, corporatives, and corporations.
According to the CPP, the policy is designed to make Ghanaians owners of Ghanaian companies, widening the tax net and moving Ghana from the informal to the formal sector. Foreigners will only come in as partners, not owners.
Nana Frimpomaa, explained that the policy is a key component of the party’s economic independence agenda. “We believe that the economy should be owned and controlled by Ghanaians,” she said.
“GhanaBa Shares is a policy that will empower Ghanaians to take ownership of the economy and create wealth for themselves and their communities.”
The policy has been hailed as a game-changer by many Ghanaians, who see it as an opportunity to break free from the shackles of poverty and economic dependence. “This policy is a dream come true,” said Makafui, a trader in Kpando. “I have always wanted to start my own business, but I didn’t have the capital. With GhanaBa Shares, I can now realize my dream.”
The CPP has assured that the policy will be implemented in a transparent and accountable manner, with a clear plan for distribution and management. The party has also promised to provide training and support to beneficiaries to ensure the success of the policy.
As Ghana prepares for the 2024 general elections, the CPP’s GhanaBa Shares policy is likely to be a major campaign issue. The party is confident that the policy will resonate with Ghanaians and propel them to victory.
“GhanaBa Shares is a policy that will change the face of Ghana’s economy,” said Nana Frimpomaa. “We are committed to making it a reality, and we are confident that Ghanaians will embrace the new economic independence.
