The representative for Akim Swedru, Kennedy Nyarko Osei, has pledged that a future NPP government will restore public sector workers who were removed from their positions during John Mahama’s administration.

In a Facebook post analyzed by GhanaWeb, he reassured the affected individuals that they would not only be reappointed but also granted full compensation for the period they were left jobless.

Osei Nyarko denounced the dismissals as politically charged and an affront to fairness and democratic governance. He reaffirmed the NPP’s commitment to reversing what he described as the NDC’s “discriminatory and unjustifiable actions.”

“We will correct these injustices when the NPP returns to power. We are keeping records of all termination letters to ensure justice is served,” he assured.

The Akim Swedru representative encouraged affected workers to remain resolute, assuring them that the NPP would stand by them and guarantee they receive due compensation.

The issue arose after Chief of Staff Julius Debrah issued an order canceling all public sector appointments made after December 7, 2024.

In a recent announcement, the Chief of Staff defended the directive, arguing that the appointments violated key principles of effective governance.

He maintained that last-minute employment decisions contradicted the administration’s established protocols on recruitment during a government transition.

“All appointments and recruitments made in the Public Services of Ghana after 7 December 2024 do not comply with established good governance practices,” excerpts of the letter revealed.