Caucus for Democratic Governance – Ghana (CDG-GH) has charged the President to resign.

In a release signed by Dr. E.K. Hayford, Chief Convener of CDG-GH   states that, the caucus has over the years conducted research and made observations, which are often translated into press releases. Anas's latest expose  is “ broke the camel's back. The alleged funding by Kwesi Nyantakyi of your 2016 campaign. His articulation and knowledge of your family's financial history and problems. His request for $5 million from the investors for you; possibly as bribe to influence you; are all flaws on the image of the Presidency. In Britain, USA or any developed country, you would have swiftly been forced to resign. Do resign honorably, before Ghanaians take legal steps to dissolve the President.

 It is now no secret that abject corruption, has swallowed your monarchical government made up mostly of members of your clan, relatives and friends. You are reported to have cleared corrupt appointees from any wrongdoing and prejudiced investigations into corruption by state institutions using your perfect understanding of Ghanaian law. On daily basis  Ghanaians are confronted by cases of corruption by your Government. The $2.5 million digital addressing System; the $89/179 million Kelni GVG and Ministry of Communication scandal; the NHIA $3.307million scandal; the $100 million “cash for seat” which ended with two reports, one from Minority and another from Majority in Parliament; the BOST scandal; the $132,000 illegal rent payment and $19,500 Havard training by the CEO of Ghana Export Promotion Authority. Allegation by Mr. Kennedy Agyapong on extortion of $20,000 from visitors going to the President. The $90,000 rent allowances received by majority MP`s in Parliament who live in Government bungalows. All these are explosive garbage in the grinding machine of your Government.”

It stated that, there are also a number of financial losses due to your indecisions. 
The decision not to allow the UGMC to operate has led to the revenue loss of millions of cedis.
 Revenue loss from the Komenda Sugar factory is huge;
 Revenue loss due to contaminated pre-mix fuel; Inflated budgetary allocation to the Presidency;
 and the Australian visa scandal are all issues of financial loss.

However, the Caucus for Democratic Governance  Ghana (CDG-GH) has charged the President to resign to avoid any impeachment.