Achievements of NPP Government
- National ID Cards
- NHIS renewal *929#
- NCA’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) centre, and the Revenue Assurance and Traffic Monitoring Centre.
- Community Information Centres
- Digitization of Registrar General's Dept.
- Digitization of Birth and death Registry
- Digitization of Ghana Immigration Service
- Digitization of Judicial Service
- Digitization of Ministry of Justice & AGD
- E-Government Network Connectivity
- National G-Cloud Platform
- Digital Property Addressing
- Security Operation Centre
- Data Exchange Platform - Eservices & Epayment
- Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
- Ghana Open Data Initiative (GoDI)
- Smart Workplace Productivity Platform
- E-Cabinet
- E-Justice
- E-Parliament
- E-immigration - E-Gate
- E-procurement
- Drivers licenses and vehicle registration Digitization
- Digital for inclusion
- Smart community projects
- School connectivity project
- Coding for kids
- Medical records digitization
- Operationalizing Accra Digital Centre to drive Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Medical drones program
- Motor Insurance Database
- Mobile money payments interoperability
- Digitization of land Administration
- Passport Applications Digitization
- Rural telephony sites for broadband access.
- National Cyber security Centre
- Innovation Hub and Mobile Applications Lab at Accra Digital Centre
- Free SHS for about 1.2 million students - no government in Ghana n West Africa can do it.
- About 962 SHS school blocks, the highest under any government in just 3 years.
- Over 700 Basic School blocks
- 77 kindergarten Schools
- Over 60000 teachers employed, the statistics is below, the highest in history of Ghana in just 3 years.
- 32 TVET schools being renovated and retooled with additional 3 being constructed
- Free SHS to be extended to TVET schools in 2020 after the renovation.
- BECE registration fees absorbed by the government.
- WASSCE registration fees absorbed by the government.
- 6 ultramodern new boarding SHS schools being constructed with sod already cut for 3 of them at Weija Gbawe, Kumasi, Akuapem North municipal.
- When it comes to GDP growth, we have performed better
- Agricultural growth - we have performed better
- Industry growth - we have performed better
- Inflation – we have performed better
- Interest rates – we have performed better
- Exchange rate depreciation- we have performed better
- Fiscal Deficit - we have performed better
- Rate of debt accumulation – we have performed better
- Trade Balance - we have performed better
- Current Account Balance- we have performed better
- Gross International Reserves - we have performed better
- Ghana’s sovereign credit rating – we have performed better
- Creation of Jobs - we have performed better
- Teacher Trainees Allowances - we have performed better
- Nursing Trainees Allowances- we have performed better
- Passport Application - we have performed better
- Drivers License Application- we have performed better
- Renewal of NHIS membership - we have performed better
- Dumsor – we have performed better
- Cost of electricity - we have performed better
- Reducing Import Duties- we have performed better
- Abolishing VAT on financial services – we have performed better;
- Abolishing VAT on selected imported medicines - we have performed better;
- Abolishing VAT on Real Estate Sales - we have performed better;
- Abolishing VAT on domestic airline tickets - we have performed better;
- Abolishing taxation of gains from the realization of securities listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange - we have performed better;
- Abolishing levies imposed on Kayayei - we have performed better;
- Efficiency of clearing goods at the ports - we have performed better
- Resourcing the institutions that fight corruption - we have performed better
- Right to Information Act- we have performed better
- Development in our Zongo communities - we have performed better
- National ID Cards- we have performed better
- Mobile Money Payment Interoperability - we have performed better
- One district one factory – we have performed better
- One Village One dam – we have performed better
- One constituency one ambulance – we have performed better
- National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program (NEIP) – we have performed better
- Digital Address System - we have performed better
- Implementing the Nation Builders Corps – We have performed better
- Securing higher global prices for cocoa farmers – we have performed better
- Cleaning up the mess in the financial sector and saving the deposits of millions of depositors – we have performed better
- Foreign Direct Investment – we have performed better
- Successfully exiting the IMF program – we have performed better
- Increasing the capitation grant – we have performed better ;
- Equipping the security services – we have performed better
- Introducing a nation-wide emergency 112 number for the police, fire and ambulance services – we have performed better;
- Introducing a new basic curriculum from kindergarten to primary six with a focus on reading, writing, arithmetic and creativity (the 4Rs) – we have performed better;
- Absorbing the cost of WASSCE registration fees for students – we have performed better; -
- Absorbing the fees for post graduate medical training – we have performed better
- Restoring research allowances in tertiary institutions – we have performed better
- Introducing drones to deliver medical supplies and save lives – we have performed better;
- Paying NHIS arrears that we inherited – we have performed better;
- Paying the outstanding contributions to pension funds that we inherited – we have performed better;
- Paying arrears to road contractors that we inherited – we have performed better;
- constructing youth resource sports complexes across the country – we have performed better;
- Relieving the pain of sickle cell sufferers through access to hydroxyurea – we have performed better;
- Increasing the share of the DACF to persons with disabilities by 50% - we have performed better;
- Employing persons with disabilities to man 50% of all our toll booths – we have performed better;
- Providing a government adult shelter to support victims of human trafficking – we have performed better
- Connecting rural communities to the telephone network in the last 3 years – we have performed better;
- Increasing daily peacekeeping allowances for military from $31 to $35 per day – we have performed better;
- Increasing daily allowances for police on mission from $30 to $35 – we have performed better
- Establishing the Students Entrepreneurship Initiative (SEI) to inculcate the spirit of entrepreneurship in students – we have performed better;
- Having transparency in the allocation of oil blocs – we have performed better;
- Creation of new regions – we have performed better;
- Bringing peace to Dagbon chieftaincy dispute- we have performed better;
- Providing infrastructure to poor and deprived communities in every constituency- we have performed better.;
- “One District One Warehouse Initiative.” – we have performed better;
- Improving the conditions for prisoners – we have performed better
- Protecting our water bodies against illegal mining – we have performed better ;
- Going paperless in our hospitals- we have performed better;
- Online business registration at the Registrar Generals Department – we have performed better;
- Digitizing our courts through an e-justice program – we have performed better;
- Establishing a Ghana Commodities Exchange – we have performed better;
- Taking measures to establish an integrated Bauxite and Aluminum Industry – we have performed better;
- Reducing flooding from the Bagre dam through the dredging of rivers like Nasia, Sisili – we have performed better
- Discovering oil – we have performed better;
- Revival of our Railways – we have performed better;
- Starting the construction of 10 fish landing along the coast from Keta to Axim -we have performed better;
- Award of Scholarships to students– we have performed better;
- Revival of Anglo-gold Ashanti, and putting more people to work – we have performed better;
- Reviving Ghana Post – we have performed better
- Reviving the Ghana Publishing Company – we have performed better
- Launching a comprehensive Building Code for Ghana for the first time- we have performed better;
- Administering the performance of the annual hajj pilgrimage – we have performed better
- Expansion of institutions, facilities and equipment for TVET – we have performed better
- Implementing Free senior high school education- we have performed better
The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, says his Government is confronting the inherent challenges that have been associated with the implementation of the Free Senior High School Policy.
With some 1.2 million children currently enrolled in Senior High Schools, the highest such enrollment in the country’s history, President Akufo-Addo stated that sufficient provision has been made in the 2020 budget for the continued construction of facilities Speaking at the 70th anniversary celebration of Prempeh College in Kumasi, on Saturday, the President indicated that Government, this year, commenced the construction of 962 structures, comprising classrooms, dining halls, assembly halls, sanitary facilities, and dormitories, in senior high schools across the country.
“We are also providing a total of one thousand, one hundred and ninety (1,190) vehicles, made up of three hundred and fifty (350) buses and eight hundred and forty (840) pickups to schools in various areas in the country,” he added.
Explaining the rationale for the implementation of the Free SHS policy, the President stated that he came into office at a time when, between 2013 and 2016, there was the unfortunate situation in Ghana where, on the average, 100,000 children, every year, who passed the B.E.C.E., could not take up their places in Senior High Schools, because they could not afford the fees, even though they had the qualifications.
“If this situation had persisted for a decade, one million children would have dropped out of school at the level of Junior High School, an unacceptable outcome for any nation in the 21st century,” he said.
President Akufo-Addo continued, “It would have been too dangerous for Ghana’s stability, as we would have been building a future of hopelessness for our youth. Such a situation was intolerable, and my party and I were determined to end it. That is why the Free Senior High School policy was introduced.”
The President noted that the countries that have made rapid progress around the world put education at the heart of their development.
He recounted how, in the late 19th century, the United States of America began to transition to publicly funded high school education, describing it as a daunting prospect at the time.
“America set herself up for 20th century success, creating a labour force fit for rapid economic development, which has inspired the emergence of the most powerful economy so far known to human history,” President Akufo-Addo added.
His Government, he stressed, is determined to follow suit, and this has resulted in some 1.2 million children currently enrolled in Senior High Schools in Ghana, the highest such enrollment in our history.
“This means that, over the last three years, some four hundred thousand (400,000) more students, as compared to 2016, have had the opportunity gaining access into our senior high schools. We intend to make sure that no child is denied the opportunity of senior high school education by reason of poverty,” the President added.
Source: http://net2tvgh.com
Education and skills training are the most important source of empowering and providing opportunities to the youth to help drive Ghana’s development, and in the process create jobs. As a nation we are determined to bring education to the doorstep of our children because it is worth it. We dare to do this because we ardently believe that the Ghanaian child deserves it.
A policy of the government of Ghana, starting in September 2017. Every child in Ghana who qualifies for, and is placed in a public Senior High School for his secondary education will have his/her fees absorbed by the government.
The NANA AKUFO ADDO lead government has given full effect to SDG 4.1 with the implementation of a Free SHS Policy. The programme, is anchored in the below pillars;
- Removal of cost barriers
Remove Cost Barriers through the absorption of fees approved by GES council - Expansion of infrastructure
Expand physical school infrastructure and facilities to accommodate the expected increase in enrollment - Improvement in Quality and Equity
Improve quality through provision of core textbooks and supplementary readers, teacher rationalisation and deployment, etc. - Development of Employable Skills
Improve competitiveness of Ghanaian Students to match the best in the World

Tema Harbour road ..! Nana Addo turning GHANA 🇬🇭 into the envy of Africa
Tomato processing factory ..!
Another factory under 1D1F - T roll
A reminder of the achievements halfway through ...!!! The visionary Leader ..!
Day 3 of Greater Accra Region tour
State Housing company has been revived under the Presidency of Nana Akufo-Addo and they are undertaking projects in different parts of the Country.
More vehicles for the Police --- 109 Multi-purpose vehicles More achievements
Another factory...under 1D1F
Construction of Community roads; Adentan Roads taking shape.