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Accra, Ghana (Gold Coast)
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Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
Kodjo Oppong is being careless with his logic. He makes a presumptive claim that big push is funded by loan
By his reasoning, if government is on site because funds are lacking, I can equally presume contractors were paid but failed to work the very pattern NPP became known for.
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
Isn’t it ludicrous that for 8 uninterrupted years the NPP was at the helm of affairs in this country and had all the executive power to implement their wondrous ideas but for some mysterious reason, every good government intervention that has in one way or another come to fix their mess is their brain child, their sacred property and their master plan only God knows when they intended to implement.
Be that as it may, the @JDMahama led government has demonstrated real resolve to fixing our nation across various spheres and I am particularly enthused about the attention and development of our pharmaceutical industry which for far too long remained an untapped resource.
With the ridiculous propaganda dead on arrival, this government which has shown excellence in translating ideas into action is already at it and the @GhanaPharmHub is vivid point in case of the pharmaceutical revolution taking place in this country, conceived by the visionary @JDMahama and @OfficialNDCGh and being implemented by able, committed minds who will not be distracted by this regular NPP cry for attention!
The claims that the @GhanaPharmHub was copied from the NPP 2024 manifesto are lies!
The Ghana Pharmaceutical Hub is a historic commitment to manufacturing more of the medicines Ghanaians need. It builds on work President John Dramani Mahama began in his first term.
By October 2014, Ernest Chemists had received US$10 million in support through EDAIF. Six local pharmaceutical companies were publicly named as beneficiaries by January 2016, including Ernest Chemists and Entrance Pharmaceuticals, part of the Tobinco Group.
The 2015 Budget proposed VAT relief for selected locally produced medicines and some of the inputs used to make them. Parliament followed through that year with the Value Added Tax (Amendment) Act, 2015 (Act 890), which provided exemptions for pharmaceuticals and selected manufacturing inputs. In his State of the Nation Address on 25 February 2016, President Mahama told Parliament that his government had already disbursed more than GH¢50 million through EDAIF to support local pharmaceutical manufacturers. He cited Tobinco as a beneficiary producing medicines for Ghana and for export to Niger, The Gambia, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
The NDC’s 2024 manifesto expressly referred back to the support initiated in 2015 and pledged to help Ghanaian companies expand production of essential medicines and vaccines under the 24-Hour Economy. The abridged manifesto also called for Ghana to become a pharmaceutical hub in Africa.
President Mahama has championed health sovereignty through the Accra Reset. In September 2026, he launched A Sovereign Future for Health on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The report called for countries to build local manufacturing capacity and use public purchasing to secure a reliable supply of medicines. On 21 August 2026, Ghana signed an MoU with Africa CDC to participate in the African Pooled Procurement Mechanism, giving qualified Ghanaian manufacturers a route to compete for orders from participating African countries.
President Mahama commissioned the Hub’s feasibility study in November 2025. The 2027 Budget announced a US$1 billion Pharmaceutical and Biomanufacturing Compact under the New Economy Programme, with hubs planned for the Eastern and Central Regions and construction scheduled to begin in 2027. The first phase provides for five contract manufacturing facilities and ten modular factory shells. The Budget also proposes that public institutions buy Ghana-made medicines where local manufacturers can meet the required quantities and quality standards. This gives manufacturers both a place to produce at scale and a clearer route to buyers in Ghana and across Africa.
It is fair to ask how earlier budget commitments have been implemented. Free Primary Healthcare was included in the 2026 Budget and launched on 15 April 2026. The Pharmaceutical Hub should be judged by equally concrete milestones: when the factories are built, how much they produce and whether patients have a more reliable supply of quality medicines made in Ghana.
That is the work President Mahama’s New Economy Programme has set out to deliver.
Thank you.
#NewEconomy
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
The DDEP remains one of the most devastating economic policies in Ghana’s history. Ordinary Ghanaians were made to pay for the deliberate mismanagement of the economy. You cannot have been part of that mess and convince me you had Ghana at heart.
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
Kofi Anan and Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah on those currencies are killer moves. Welldone JM.
We've been forcedfed big six on every note for too long.
Reset @JDMahama
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
🤣🤣MUST HE MAKE NOISE ABOUT EVERYTHING?
EVEN WE THAT WEREN'T AT THE PARLIAMENT HOUSE ARE AWARE OF THE SCHEDULE FOR 6PM.
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
After the Budget Template by the opposition party;
1. They hold interviews to say the budget is bogus and ghanaians are suffering.
2. Miracle will be on live TV tomorrow or Saturday to trash the budget.
3. A press conference is coming
4. They will raise concerns about Cocoa farmers etc.
Watch out and see.
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
My assessment of the government is that things have improved significantly at the macroeconomic level. The US-Israel war on Iran had the potential to derail the government’s agenda, but inflation and other macroeconomic indicators have held up relatively well.
Policies such as commitment authorisation to manage expenditure, the centralisation of gold trading through GoldBod to improve oversight, and ongoing improvements in the energy sector are worth highlighting.
But there is still more work to be done to ensure that macroeconomic stability translates into meaningful improvements in people’s pockets. One important way to achieve this is through the creation of decent jobs for our young people.
I’m particularly looking forward to seeing how the New Economy draws lessons from the many government programmes that failed to transform the economy and what it will do differently to ensure this attempt succeeds.
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
joynews social media manager, you’re giving your media house a bad name if you don’t know. you don’t have to twist every headline to trend negatively.
you’re big already, shun the clout chasing and do better. got friends at your end and this growing hate for your media house is going to affect them and their work as well.
you used to be so professional, what happened?
blud has been compromised?
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
The New Economy is the Government of Ghana’s four-year programme to transform the structure of the Ghanaian economy.
As Ghana turns 70, we owe the next generation an economy worthy of the freedom we inherited and the sacrifices our people have made.
As we begin the next 70 years of our national journey, let us resolve to build a fully developed, first-world Ghana. #NewEconomy
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
EXIM Bank to support poultry industry.. Nkokonkititi has been formalised
#Atonomics
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
RIP to an absolute legend!! One of the most amazing kickers on screen of all time…you can see his power and control in every film.
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
Honouring a true pillar of Keta during our Tsadidi festival.
Late Success Nelly Sika Dovlo dedicated her life to uplifting our community.
Rising from a passionate public health nurse to become the Municipal Director of Health Services for the Keta Municipality, her impact reached far beyond the clinic walls. She was a trailblazer, a compassionate mentor, a woman of deep faith, and a champion for women and the vulnerable.
Her remarkable legacy of service, leadership, and love continues to inspire everyone in Keta.
Forever in our hearts.
@tsadidifest
#tsadidi #tsadidifest #hogbetsotso #art
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
BREAKING!
High Court dismisses Adu Boahene’s Submission of No Case; affirms that the Attorney General has made out a case against the accused persons warranting them to open their defence if they wish to do so.
Details to follow.
#ORALUpdates
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
2.6 tons of cocaine!
Hidden amidst coconuts sent from Ghana to Spain!
Basically the same pattern as the November - December 2025 bust in Beirut (also involving container loads of coconut oil). The incident NACOC refuses to even discuss. Even though there are strong leads to an established network of freight forwarders.
It is clear from everything the Spanish have said that there was no intel collaboration with Ghana on the Valencia bust.
1. The container from Ghana was flagged because it fits a high-risk profile.
2. The discovery was made through enhanced inspections despite attempts to conceal.
Now that we have a very clear case of a massive security breach, NACOC must stop being defensive and open up for serious inquiries!
Efo Senanu💰🇬🇭 retweeted
Government really needs to get a handle on the drug trafficking problem. It is an international embarrassment. The government needs to tell Ghanaians exactly what it is doing to bring this situation under control.
There is also a risk that legitimate exporters, including coconut producers, could face greater scrutiny and additional challenges in international markets when drugs are found concealed in shipments of products like these.