Kwadaso MP Slams NDC’s “Prophecy Review Committee” as Misplaced Priority
Professor Kingsley Nyarko, the Member of Parliament for Kwadaso, has strongly criticized the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for establishing a Prophecy Review Committee, arguing that the move distracts from the pressing economic and governance challenges facing Ghana.
Speaking at the HopeXchange Medical Center’s Lactation Conference in Kumasi, Prof. Nyarko emphasized that Ghana’s development hinges on knowledge-driven policies, innovation, and consistent good governance, rather than committees focused on prophecies.
He expressed disappointment with the NDC’s decision to establish the Prophecy Review Committee, led by Hon. Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, calling it a misallocation of resources at a time when citizens are struggling with unemployment, economic hardship, and challenges in healthcare and education.
“Committees on prophecy review will not solve Ghana’s problems,” Prof. Nyarko asserted. “What we need are leaders who understand governance, appreciate the achievements of previous administrations, and are ready to move the country forward.”
The Kwadaso MP argued that the current socio-economic climate demands practical leadership and tangible policy solutions that address the everyday concerns of Ghanaians, rather than “political theatrics clothed in religion.”
Prof. Nyarko reminded the NDC government that the Ghanaian people are demanding affordable healthcare, quality education, job creation, economic stability, and improved infrastructure – not diversions.
He also criticized the government for neglecting projects, such as the Pokuase Road project, that were initiated by the previous NPP administration and could directly benefit citizens.
Prof. Nyarko urged the NDC to immediately realign its priorities with the urgent needs of the population, warning that history will judge harshly any administration that fails to provide real solutions to the nation’s challenges.
