![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/cost-of-living-why-ghanaians-dey-call-for-president-nana-akufo-addo-to-resign/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/f215f9d0-5d40-11ed-86fb-0da07f130245.jpg&description=Wia dis foto come from, Getty ImagesWetin we call dis foto, Protesters march to complain about di general economic hardshipHundred of pipo for Ghana enta street on Saturday, 5 November to protest de rising cost of living for de kontri capital Accra.De protesters want make President Nana Akufo Addo, Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and Finance Minister Ken Ofori Atta resign over dia failure to address di kontri economic crisis. Dem also want de govment to take practical measures to deal wit di current economic hardship. Many of de protesters carry placards wey dem write different things like:'Poverty is on the rise', 'Ghana is a crime scene', "Resign or be impeached', 'If only you listened to fixthecountry' and so many odas.Wia dis foto come from, Getty ImagesWetin we call dis foto, Police officers stand guard as protesters march to complain about di current Cedi currency depreciation in di history of Ghana, rise in fuel prices, and di general economic hardship.Prices of fuel and essential commodities don go up sharply.Inflation don rise to record of 37.2% and fuel prices increase by over 150% dis year.Many of dis problem dey link to di way Ghana currency, di Cedi dey lose value.Ghana Cedi don lost more than half of im value dis year and e dey listed as di world worst performer against de US Dollar. President Nana Akufo Addo don already announce some measures to address de problem.And dis including looking for ways to get cheaper fuel for Ghanaians and maintain 30% cut of im salary, di salary of di vice president and oda govment officials. Ghana na de world second leading Producer of cocoa and Africa second-largest gold producer.But now, de kontri dey look for $3 billion bailout from IMF to revive dia economy.Wia dis foto come from, JOHN MACDOUGALLWetin we call dis foto, Protesters say make President Nan Akufo Addo resignFor February 2020, Global financial news, research and data organisation Bloomberg report say Ghana cedi be de best performing currency against d){kind=link}
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Protesters march to complain about di general economic hardship
Hundred of pipo for Ghana enta street on Saturday, 5 November to protest de rising cost of living for de kontri capital Accra.
De protesters want make President Nana Akufo Addo, Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and Finance Minister Ken Ofori Atta resign over dia failure to address di kontri economic crisis.
Dem also want de govment to take practical measures to deal wit di current economic hardship.