The convenor of the independent Bondholders Forum, Senyo Hosi, has commended former Finance Minister, Seth Terkper, for his principled position on acquiring and consumption while he was in office somewhere in the range of 2012 and 2016.
Talking on a JoyNews Thought Leadership programme on the government's Domestic Debt Exchange Programme, he condemned the Akufo-Addo administration for failing to use 66% of the ¢171 billion it has acquired since expecting office in 2017.
He likewise stated qualms about government's obvious hesitance to get control over its consumption, recommending that there is a long way to go from Mr Terkper's way to deal with acquiring and use.
"At the point when Seth Terkper was in office he used to talk about brilliant getting. A many individuals were mocking him," Mr Hosi said.
"Today, a many people can think back and [see him vindicated]."
Senyo Hosi compliments Seth Terkper's economic discipline under past IMF program
Mr Hosi accepts the current economic crisis which has constrained government to look for help from the international Economic related Asset, ought to be a reminder, particularly to the business and political tip top.
"On the off chance that we are not making the most of this whole plot to appropriately pivot our economy then we would have squandered the crisis," he said.
"As we sit now government has not given any indications that it has taken in the examples since we have not seen it make the financial moves that are required."
As yet honoring the previous money serve, Mr Hosi added, "When we [last] went to the IMF, Seth Terkper was then in office. He was very unyielding and that was the point at which we as a whole begun catching wind of 'solidification'.
"You could see [action] coming from the top of the monetary area, telling individuals that business won't be to no one's surprise. He crossed paths with a ton of his partners in bureau and I don't think he has completely recuperated from that yet he doing was proficient and common decency."
Mr Hosi also encouraged the business tip top and the Ghanaian working class to assume a more dynamic part in the country's economic management by holding the government to be account.
"At the present time all that the tip top is keen on is us getting our singular bonds and our head and coupons," he brought up. "What's straightaway? Is it safe to say that we will begin viewing government to be responsible? That is the master plan."