International Relations expert Dr. Julius K. Kattah has advised Ghana to learn from the ongoing turbulent situation in Afghanistan.
Reacting to the takeover of government by the Taliban, he said the situation was orchestrated by economic instability, failure of leadership, and the poor allocation of resources, democracy, and hardship.
These things he opined are been seen in Ghana and there was the need for us to take steps not to reach that situation.
Speaking on Rainbow Radio 87.5Fm, the expert and economist stated that we need leaders who would discharge their duties in a manner that would alleviate poverty, create opportunities, and have zero-tolerance to corruption.
He said we have to know that Ghana has several persons from other countries and we should guard against the notion that this cannot happen in Ghana.
In his view, it may happen but was also optimistic our security agencies are very strong and would take measures to deal with such difficulties.
He challenged Ghanaians to know and understand that when something of that sort happens, we don’t have anywhere to go to.
He asked how many Ghanaians can speak other foreign languages including French if they would want to seek refuge in our neighbouring countries.
He wants the rule of law to work, and economic transformation work so Ghanaians would benefit from the country.
He described the Taliban issue as a bad precedent that could have implications for other countries.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com
