Gifty Ayanrinka, Chairperson of the Commercial Drivers Wives Association of Ghana, says the sexual performance of their husbands has improved significantly, crediting the change to the current performance of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC).
She linked the development to what she described as better economic conditions under the present administration during an interview on Rainbow Radio 87.5FM.
According to her driver households struggled under the previous NPP government, stressing that economic pressure affected marriages and intimacy. According to her, high fuel prices, costly spare parts, and a weak cedi left drivers “emotionally and physically drained.”
“In the worst cases, our husbands came home frustrated, tired, and without hope.
“They could not satisfy us in bed because of the pressure and frustration from economic hardship. But the story has changed for the better; their homes are happier, and their husbands are more relaxed. The sex has also improved,” she stated.
The Chairman of the Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana, William Osei, also known as Paa Willie, echoed the view that the government has stabilized the cedi and maintained fuel prices. He welcomed the improvements but urged the administration to go further.
He said the ongoing road projects have reduced operational stress but appealed to President John Dramani Mahama to provide modern vehicles to enhance the public transport system.
