Shamima Muslim has raised concerns about the discrepancy between the promises made by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) during their time in opposition and their performance when in power.
The gender activist and member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Communications Team, in a discussion on JoyNews’ Newsfile, pointed out the stark contrast between the party’s rhetoric and its actions.
“The NPP talks a lot when they’re in opposition, pushing for reforms and change,” she noted. “But when they assume control, those reforms never materialise. There’s a significant gap between what they say and what they do.”
She didn’t stop there. Muslim went further to highlight a key difference in the political climate under the NPP’s leadership.
“Under the NDC, there was always more room for free discussions,” she shared. “But when the NPP is in power, the atmosphere changes completely. They restrict debate and try to control the flow of ideas.”
