The former president of Ghana, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, has instructed the current president, H.E. Nana Akufo-Addo, to begin taking students into the recently finished New Abirem College of Education, which was constructed by the previous NDC administration, right now.
The structure has been abandoned and is currently being used as a warehouse by galamseyers, according to the former president, who claims it was completed before the end of his term in office.
He asserts that Ghana lacks technical professors because there is only one technical college of education in the country. The New Abirem Technical College of Education was founded as a result.
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He asserted that this was done to support the nation's initiatives to close the gap by training more technical teacher candidates.
As a result, the former President counseled the current President to begin enrolling students at the college before he leaves office.
He shared the information with the party officials from the Eastern area when they convened at New Abirem.
According to the former president, the NPP is a "no action, talk only party," while the NDC has been termed a "action and no talk party."
He asserted that despite having a vast array of resources at their disposal, the NPP government had failed to adequately manage the economy.