Presidential Staffer Nana Yaa Jantuah has urged Ghanaians to be patient with the current administration, defending its record and ongoing reforms under the country’s constitutional framework.
she insisted that the government’s efforts within its first 10 months have been substantial, even if not all results are visible yet.
“They are saying that in 10 months he has not done anything, when he has done so much. But when it comes to prosecution, you should give them time,” she stated on Radio Mak monitored by MyNewsGh.
Jantuah highlighted the government’s ongoing implementation of the plea bargain law, describing it as part of broader judicial and governance reforms.
She argued that such measures, when applied responsibly, can ensure accountability while also recovering public funds for development projects.
“The Constitution gives us a chance to develop this country,” she said, emphasizing that the nation’s growth depends on discipline, fairness, and respect for the law.
