Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, a lawmaker, has criticised the government's 24-hour economy policy. He states the policy has strong slogans but no clear plan for its operation. Mr. Nkrumah is the Minority Spokesperson on Parliament's Economy and Development Committee.
He believes the government is more interested in political messages than real economic changes. The lawmaker made these comments on Monday.
The 24-hour economy policy is considered a major initiative by the ruling party. However, Mr. Nkrumah suggests it lacks depth.
He thinks the government should focus on practical steps rather than just words. This assessment comes from a senior figure in the Minority in Parliament.
The policy aims to extend economic activities throughout the day and night. However, its detailed implementation plan remains unclear.
Concerns have been raised about how the policy will affect different sectors. Workers' safety and infrastructure needs are also part of the discussion.