Accra: Member of Parliament for Akim Swedru, Kennedy Osei Nyarko, has assured public sector workers who believe they were unfairly dismissed by the current government that they will receive justice if the New Patriotic Party (NPP) returns to power. In a post shared on his Facebook page, the lawmaker criticized what he described as the unjust removal of public servants and pledged that an NPP administration would review such decisions.
According to Ghana Web, Kennedy Osei Nyarko expressed his commitment to addressing grievances of those affected by the dismissals. He stated, "If you were unjustifiably removed or sacked from office or your job by this Government, just be rest assured that you will get justice whenever the NPP returns to govern this country." He emphasized that the NPP would take steps to rectify these situations and ensure fairness.
Furthermore, the Member of Parliament highlighted concerns about projects initiated by the previous NPP administration that were allegedly halted by the current government. He promised that these projects would be reassessed and completed, including those initiated by the NDC government. "Again, every project that was initiated by the previous Administration which has been deliberately discontinued will be reassessed and completed, including those that will be started by the NDC Government," he added.
Kennedy Osei Nyarko also voiced his concerns about the government's approach to governance, warning that it could undermine national unity. "We cannot build a united country with such approach and attitudes," he stated. His comments come in the wake of a directive by Chief of Staff Julius Debrah revoking all appointments and recruitments made into the Public Service after December 7, 2024. This directive impacts individuals appointed or recruited into various public sector positions following the 2024 general elections.