A group calling itself Becky’s Babes which is campaigning vigorously in the various markets to change the government have been hailed by traders at the Kantamanto market.
Members of the group, which is self-funded, were cheered by the elated traders.
According to leader of the group, Miriam Duah, traders in the various markets they have visited are clamoring for change.
She stated that the cry for change is due to untold hardship that have been imposed on traders by the Mahama administration.
She added that the next Nana Addo administration would revamp Ghana’s economy and promote the interests of market women.
Chairman of the Kantamanto Used Clothes Sellers Association, Evans Ofori Attah, urged the ladies to carry on with their good works.
He indicated that the increases in taxes have worsened the plight of the traders, some of whom have become bankrupt.
Rose Abban, a trader, urged her colleagues to vote massively for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) because of the mismanagement of the NDC.
She revealed that most of her colleagues had ventured into other businesses, citing unfavourable taxes and rise in the cost of doing business as the principal factors.
The traders donated various items to facilitate the activities of Becky’s Babes.
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