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The Managing Editor of the New Crusading Guide newspaper, Kweku Baako Jnr has asked the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to join other stakeholders in reaching a consensus on the way forward as far as the termination of the PDS deal is concerned.

"The implication is not a joke; let’s not underestimate what Ghana is going through in relation to this particular issue. We are walking a tightrope . . . we can do our politics; propaganda and counter propaganda . . . but I still believe we have people in this country in all the political parties and other stakeholders who could have aggregated to come to the centre and say; this is what we are going to do; since termination is inevitable; this is the way forward,"  he said.



Kweku Baako who was contributing to a panel discussion on Peace FM's morning show 'kokrokoo' said even though Ghana has lost $190 million following the termination of the deal, it might have some impact at least in the immediate terms.

"If you have a national consensus as to how to deal with it, it is better than the heat that brings no light which we are experiencing . . . you can hear the NDC at press conferences using all sorts of adjectives; I am sure if the NPP were in opposition, they would have done the same," he pointed.

National Communications Officer of the NDC, Sammy Gyamfi reacting to Kweku Baako's call for a national consensus on the same platform said "it is too late".