Habib Iddrisu, the majority chief whip, acknowledged that Ghanaians endured difficult economic conditions.

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However, he said that the administration was putting sensible measures in place to deal with the situation.

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On Tuesday, October 25, 2022, Mr. Iddrisu said on TV3's New Day program, "I do agree that things are tough, but this government is working hard to resolve [the issues]."

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There is not a single nation that is not struggling economically.

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Ghanaians have recently lamented the rising costs of goods and services, gasoline prices at different pumps, and transportation costs.

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Traders in the past week also closed down their shops to demonstrate against government over the high cost of doing business and the depreciation of the cedi.

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According to them, the frequent depreciation of the cedi has significantly affected their working capital.

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Meanwhile, Information Minister, Kojo Oppong-Nkrumah has noted that government was putting measures in place to stabilize the cedi.

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