The leader of the Republic, Nana Akufo Addo has said that the economy of the nation will keep on enduring emergencies as long as the conflict among Ukraine and Russia draws out.
The intrusion started on the morning of 24 February, when Putin reported a “exceptional military activity” for the “disarmament and denazification” of Ukraine, supporting his misleading story partner Ukraine with Nazism.
As indicated by Nana Addo, the conflict between the two countries is influencing most African nations similarly as the mainland was recuperating from the effect of the Coronavirus pandemic. He has depicted the circumstance as more terrible.
“By 2021, COVID-19 had pushed Africa into the worst recession for half a century. A slump in productivity and revenues, increased pressures on spending and spiraling public debts confronted us without relent.”
“As we grappled with these economic challenges, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine burst upon us, aggravating an already difficult situation. It is not just the dismay that we feel at seeing such deliberate devastation of cities and towns in Europe in the year 2022, we are feeling this war directly in our lives in Africa.
“Every bullet, every bomb, every shell that hits a target in Ukraine, hits our pockets and our economies in Africa,” he lamented while delivering a speech at the 77th UN General Assembly on Wednesday.
