E-Levy: You’re not the only types with the sense – FixTheCountry replies Gabby

Top Member of the FixTheCountry motion Mawuse Oliver Barker-Vormawor provides hit back at an important member of the governing Brand new Patriotic Party (NPP) Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko for saying they can’t be contacting for the country to be set and yet be opposed the particular E-Levy that seeks to boost Government revenue. For Mister Barker-Vormawor the elected aren’t the only ones with the feeling of purpose or the brainpower to fix the country. He demands that the movement’s opposition towards the E-Levy is because it will cripple Ghanaian businesses and further aggravate the poverty situation in the land. “I think the mistake these we elect and their particular sidekicks make is that, mainly because we said #FixTheCountry, they will assumed we were under the misapprehension that they necessarily have what must be done, or that they alone possess the brain power and sense associated with purpose to fix the country. In case that was the case, we will not be where we are. Repairing the Country must engage the very best parts of us all. The fact that you might have proposed to take nearly seven Billion cedis from the wallets of small businesses and out of cash Ghanaians through the MoMo taxes, does not mean that we must many hail it or close up! ” He retorted. Mr Barker-Vormawor then listed what the movement stands for: “##Fixthecountry stands for three thingsA Metabolic rate that speaks to the requirements of a New Generation. Financial Justice for all Ghanaians. We would like an economy that works pretty for all of us. One that doesn’t taxes the poor only to enrich the particular political class and their particular appendages. A Consistent Economic Advancement Roadmap that guarantees many Ghanaians a path in the direction of Economic Freedom”He concluded that the particular imposition of the E-Levy indicates Government lacks Innovation and it is lazy in terms of thinking away ways to raise revenue. “The MoMo tax will cripple Ghanaian business and entrench poverty. To force lower our throats as the just way you can raise income is both lazy, plus reflects a poverty within imaginationLet’s not treat our own economic freedom as company as usual. The Momotax can make us all poor! ” This individual added. The protest contrary to the tax is slated to get Friday November 26, 2021 at the premises of Parliament. Source: MyNewsGh. com/ 2021
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