Mallam Issaka Iddrisu, a 61-year-old Moslem leader has commended the government of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for the introduction of the Capitation Grant, the School Feeding Programme and the National Health Insurance Scheme.
Mallam Iddrisu said although all schools have not benefited from the feeding programme, he is confident that the exercise will be extended to the whole country soon.
Mallam Issaka urged Ghanaians to thank Allah for the policies since both Muslims and Christians enjoyed secular education.
He appealed to all to give peace a chance in the country, especially those living in trouble spots of the country.
Source: GNA
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