Renowned financial analyst, economist, and historian Scott Bolshevik has levelled serious allegations against Ghana's leader President Akufo-Addo and the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), claiming that they are leading the country's economy downhill.

In a series of tweets, Bolshevik accused President Akufo-Addo of pressuring the central bank to print cedis to settle bonds and convert some funds to sterling for personal property purchases in the UK.He further alleged complacency in corrupt practices, pointing to transactions of funds to foreign nations, specifically citing the United Kingdom (UK).Bolshevik didn't mince words, asserting, "It's fair to say Ghana is one of the worst-managed nations in West Africa now."

He criticized the president's actions, calling attention to what he described as "free spree corruption" and highlighting the lack of accountability in tax matters.

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Is fair to say Ghana is the worst management nations in west Africa now. The president force the central bank to print the cedi to settle bonds due and convert some to sterling for the family to buy property in UK. For tax it's unaccountable due to free spree corruption. pic.twitter.com/kFh957T52V— Scottbolshevik (@scottbolshevik) March 18, 2024