D-Black: Rapper rates Nana Addo's first 6 months in office

On a scale of 1 to 10, the rapper scored the president high. Here's the score.

Rapper D-Black born Desmond Blackmore has described as satisfactory President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s performance over the last six months since he assumed power.

On a scale of 1 to 10, the “Party Gbe” rapper said that he will give the president 8.5.

In an exclusive interview with Pulse TV, D-Black said the president’s removal of unwanted taxes and some of his bold decisions won him the rating.

“As a resident of Ghana, I would say that a few things have changed. I know that it’s not easy being a CEO of a company, how much more the president of a nation. And to change all the things that he has promised to change, I’ve seen a few happen.

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"I know that there are plans for everything to fall in place. I know that he’s paid the huge debt that Ghana owed Nigeria of the energy sector. I know that he has dropped a lot of taxes, removed VAT from certain things like domestic airlines and bringing in spare parts. I know that the free SHS is about to take off.

“The thing is that the layman, the Ghanaian sitting at home is expecting money in their pockets ASAP, but I know it is impossible and it’s an expectation. And I hope that the economy will grow enough for people to be able to live better lives in Ghana,” he said.

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