NDC's Economic MESSIAH, GOOSIE TANOH🤯 You will be shocked on his view on The ECONOMY | Point of View

[@richardmensah3452]

Please bring him often to your show. We miss these kind of practical, data driven discussions

[@mustaphamensah1077]

Knowledge based discussion not promises but he is telling you how to do it. Kudos Goosie Tanoh

[@danielm.kasumadu4076]

Pure reasoning, no lies, no cooked data

[@kobinahagan4865]

This was the smoothest discussion in while: Coherence, brilliance. Let's pray they give their honest best. NDC is the only OPTION!!!

[@HenryAbekahOdoom]

This man is the Ish, He knows what He is about and that's a smart move. I believe we have to give the NDC a chance to come back to power.

[@FrancisAddabor]

Very refreshing Matured discussion less politics Fruitful

[@kofigeorge2356]

I am here at work on my second shift 3pm to 11pm in New Jersey 🇺🇸 and I tell friends in Ghana 🇬🇭 the 24 hour economy is very much possible.

[@georgeowusu1240]

You're working there not because 24hr economy is a policy but it's demand driven so any company can do it provided there is demand for their products.

[@SamuelQuartey-ws8cw]

@@georgeowusu1240 read on the Say’s law okay. And lest I forget, what define what a policy is

[@naizaibrahim5864]

@@georgeowusu1240we produce tomatoes and watermelon and waste them. What happens when we establish factories and operate 24 hours? Let’s not pretend not to be educated

[@edwardkissi3616]

So George what are you saying?? You guys should stop fooling for once. ​@georgeowusu1240

[@paaaooo8691]

It is possible within in the 24hr Economy

[@bismarkghartey]

I had to rewatch it... Fantastic submissions through out. With mindsets like this, we can grow.

[@larryasiedu7704]

Data driven, practical brains at work. I am proud to be Ghanaian in such situations.

[@rainotgc]

So refreshing to see this. Thank you Goosie

[@awesomestuffs3662]

This was so refreshing.

[@ED_EM]

We'd need a part 2 of this. Precise, data driven, practical and basic economic language used. This is the real point of view Bernard.

[@emmanuelyartel7874]

Bernard, how do find Goosie Tandoh's engagement with you compared with what you've had with some of our friends on the other side? This is pure intelligence at work.

[@KofiBaiden-fc1ec]

These are the people we want to listen to, not those clueless people in the NPP. After listening to the man, you can definitely see the difference between the 2 parties.

[@jacobtetteh7492]

Great presentation. Goosie Tandoh is NDC's equivalent of Alan Kyeremanten. Indeed, NDC have the men ☺ ❤

[@paapa8568]

Hello Bernard, this is brilliant discussion and presentation. Let’s NDC Leaders knows the kind of responses that heralded his presentation and they should encourage this man continue this kind of discussions between now and election time and be translated to other languages . We want this man to feature prominently in the next NDC Government.

[@benjaminanyagre5111]

Goosie is one of the creams who can serve in an NDC government to actualize the 24 Hr Economy. He has what it takes to ensure successes. Agriculture tied to the productive chains of the 24 Hr Economy shall leap Ghana from an undesired economic dungeons to a desired destination of work and happiness. The types of Goosie ought to be in government - due to their practical knowledge - as against the identification or the recycle of greedy - corrupt/get rick quick appointees. Ghana must move forward as a prosperous nation. Congrats Knowledgeable Goosie.

[@macdonaldlaryea8898]

Wow.. insightful & briliant discussion.. we need more of Goosie Tanoh perspectives on the country

[@selormaglagoh5627]

Brilliant..no better way to put it. Thank you, Goosie Tanoh

[@AjWvlogs]

This is intellectual discussion the man is knowledgeable

[@levansmedia]

Please bring him back. We need to hear more from him

[@dr.ankugolloh1761]

Goozie is an economist but can also function very well as a Minister of Agriculture. Bravo!!!

[@IsmailAbdulaisumaila]

Brilliant discussion 🫡🫡🫡🫡

[@georgeappah1576]

Ingenious, the economic wizard himself is back and there gonna be a great transformation

[@jamena4u]

I’m really glad I listened to this. Very enlightening

[@kanykristo4084]

See how they're so interested in discussing NDC manifesto. NDC is always open for discussion about how to expand the economy. It's about the economy and not lies

[@tieitwithmrclassic_o3514]

These are the wise men we need in Ghana. NDC have the MEN 👏🏾

[@emmanuellartey6166]

Period

[@Lordofmiracle12]

I have learned a lot today. Inspiring conversation

[@nanamalik9052]

Well,there you have it,Ghanaians.Brialiant man.Greetings Mr Tanoh.

[@ntetsia3532]

Great show... insightful with no propaganda.

[@danielm.kasumadu4076]

Ben do a part 2 of this insightful discussion

[@bisanyansapo]

Excellent work, Bernard! Very poignant questions. This is the level of journalism we need more off.

[@georgeokai2547]

Very knowledgeable and experienced man.

[@farijames3060]

Very concise, precise, direct and understandable...no beating around.

[@isaaceshun5803]

Great submission ❤

[@beletskykirk3833]

This man should be partnering JM or be should promoted on the ticket of the NDC for 2028 sharp brains

[@earthychild5258]

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa will be president of Ghana 2029

[@kofiankobiah3435]

Brilliant one sir 🎉🥂

[@motivateme1836]

Lovely conversation. Highly insightful

[@apogeeTV1]

Goosie Tanoh always Brilliant. He was superb and articulate in the 2000 presidential debate representing National Reform Party. Invariably the winner of the debate in my opinion. The debate was the first of its kind during the fourth republic and Goosie nailed it.

[@ernestntem56]

So where has this knowledgeable guy been all these years? Oh Ghana!! Morbor waaaa. Great job by Mr Goosie man.

[@amagyebi]

He has always been there, our problem is the noise makers are so much that they are given so much attention to the detriment of these finest people who abound the NDC

[@samedw6382]

Fantastic show Bernard. This is the best show I ever watched

[@kentay576]

Wow! What an inspiring interview. The issues clearly articulated and measures in place to address them when NDC assumes the reigns of power in 2025!

[@iddrisuganiwu4670]

Great submission by a great man.

[@stephenaikins-bekoe3802]

brilliant submission....

[@justiceyevugah8411]

Very detailed

[@lordisford]

I love this guy. He really knows his stuff ❤

[@7415_Gamer]

Intellectual interview. This is what i like, always learning something.

[@richardagbehadzi5561]

Such an Excellent exposition by Goosie Tanoh

[@victorawusavi-worshie6060]

Great interview very educative

[@Theravinerabbitry]

Decent discuss, no propaganda,

[@wisealorvi959]

Wow!

[@kwame3749]

I like Goosie. Mahama must appoint him trade or finance minister

[@edwardofori2147]

We have the men.❤

[@KelvinEssuman-w6u]

One of the brightest leaders Ghana is yet to have. I have followed and studied Goosie with passion. From the days of Forum for Sustainable Development through Reform Party and i will never lose a bet placed on Goosie.

[@QASSIMYUSHAH]

Great idea, Chairman.

[@eyramafenyo8877]

Very insightful explanation that makes the ordinary entrepreneur plan his next investment should ndc come to power. Bernard thank you.

[@otisledlum8183]

Great mind!

[@ebenezerdarkwah3594]

Top notch expertise in the NDC,you can see and feel the quality

[@eugenegyamfi2682]

Great submission

[@dr.ankugolloh1761]

+ H.E. President Mahama, Goozie Tandoh, is ready for the position of Minister for Employment. He knows his economics. Thanks to God, you have him.

[@ibrahimanyarsaligali2157]

Intellectual, bring him more often please

[@OyeMante]

The job of government explained so sensibly and matured, do these and leave the digital space for the entrepreneurs and creative minds to take of that…

[@AbdoulatifBilal]

Brilliant analysis hopefully manifested practically

[@paakwasi2627]

i never knew this valuable asset of ndc waoow the man is darling and deep in whatever he says, ndc paaaa you have a man like this and allow nppfuor nkwaseafuor to fool around? who will match this man in npp? ndc you're also a problem oooooo how can you hide a strong man, fine brain also good looking this all these while?

[@joanaquaye5085]

Really NDC has the MEN.

[@earthychild5258]

NDC have the silence men, who are ready to work NPP have the loud men who can't do the work Only the wise can take the right decision Ghanaians enough of sweet words and tribal voting

[@jackfreebird365]

Great mind

[@sheikhabubakarsadick7085]

This man is good

[@escopapablo4370]

Please kindly correct me; Is this Mr Goosie Tanoh who formed the National Reform Party (NRP) back in the days? I was very young but he was my favourite candidate back then even though I wasn't having vote but since then didn't hear anything about him nor his party till watching this video today. I like him soo much,per my childhood knowledge l know he is very intelligent till now.

[@kpa1689]

Per what I read on Wikipedia, yes.

[@escopapablo4370]

@kpa1689 Thank you very much.

[@kwesigray20]

First time I've rewatched an interview from the point of view.

[@macdonaldlaryea8898]

Not only u

[@macdonaldlaryea8898]

Watched on Tv n nw online

[@elvisdelalialowodor-lampte9346]

I remember studying this in university even tho I didn’t like that course. Micro & Macro economics.

[@elvisdelalialowodor-lampte9346]

Wow, this is a brilliant discussion. I’m loving this man so much already, I will gladly vote NDC and I pray he doesn’t become as useless as the current head of economic management team ( plenty talk ZERO action )

[@lifelovemarriage1592]

These are what we call men.

[@TaxiQLEAN]

Free lecture for npp

[@PurpleChamelion-iy2xe]

So, why has he not been long time explaining the policies of NDC?

[@brofutv1853]

You don't know at a point he became to the NDC what Alan K is to the NPP now?

[@pascaltamakloe8481]

Great Submissions 😊

[@fuisiontv1782]

..One of our problem in relation to our low productivity per capita in Ghana is that unlike the private sector that comparatively offers more frequent opportunity for training and retraining of their employees the public sector hardly run such retraining programs for its employees except for high executive management staff..

[@davidabaidoo5430]

I know Bawulier will soon come out and make a summary on this 24-hour economy explained to us , like Mahama poultry

[@charlesmonney8934]

Solid proposals, not breaking the 8

[@RenaissanceinternationalGhana]

He is right about the cashew. I was into cashews in Sampa .

[@AppiahKwame-m7l]

Dr Bawu Pork ase3 Ghana economy nu but Who go say the truth 😢

[@JamesWDoe]

May the best leader lead 😅🎉

[@ostertv1870]

This man should have been the Presidential candidate instead of

[@ostertv1870]

This man should have been the Presidential candidate instead but am afraid they won’t even give him a DCE

[@ostertv1870]

This man should have been the Presidential candidate instead

[@NanaOtchere-afrane]

This is why statistics rule as king when it comes to Government economics. Without it you are cooked.

[@ahmedtijani1130]

The only problem we have in Ghana 🇬🇭 is winner take all , because we are more experienced people who can contribute to the development of the country but because of partisan politics we dont recognize them and it's a pity

[@rosemarynylander9375]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@alalbilgeorge5935]

😊😊

[@JohnGyasi-pg7qu]

Waow this sooo knowledgeable NDC have men not yaanom

[@davidabaidoo5430]

❤

[@wisdomagudu8401]

Practical economy and not the voodoo economy by Bawumia

[@Ryzen_Star]

Can we get a TWI version? No everyone understands this😂😂😂

[@dwomoheric4901]

In summary the solution to our problem is industrialisation

[@michaeloppong9131]

I hope their minds dont change when voted into power

[@atsu_md]

Wow, so people like Goosie Tanor exist in this country? And we are in this mess?

[@hetty7891]

Awww 😂😂😂😂ask again…

[@patrickasante6991]

You guys are funny. Ask yourself, what has he done for Ghana? What's his credibility? Don't be deceived

[@gh_blaqsoap2846]

The Ghana HR pool attitude to work is a big issue that needs to be addressed. If all the political parties and the politicians truly want the best for Ghana (as opposed to their own interests), they should all make funds available (and supervise) civic education on that topic for the country. They should also include critical thinking skills in the elementary school curriculum. "Critical thinking" should not be a course at the university level, it should start (in different ways and forms) at the kindergarten level. We need to be trained on how to think, not what to think.

[@felixokoto5604]

It takes a good leader, and that so-called Ghanaian attitude will varnish into thin air.

[@NanaKNOwusu]

Goosie, what about the effect of the exchange rate on inflation? We import a lot and our currency fluctuates too much. How do we ensure price stability?

[@michaelkwasi2345]

When inflation is stable and production is all round whiles our export is higher the cedis will be on track. So no worries

[@dr.nanaabena373]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💪🏾♥️

[@alph8104]

Nothing on import duties, fuel costs and electricity costs