Since the introduction of the E-levy in Ghana, the populace has been agitated.

Ghanaians have joined the fight against the contentious measure that is now being debated in parliament.

The bill triggered a number of debates across the country, splitting supporters and opponents.

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The E-levy had already thrown the parliament into disarray, back in December.

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Several politicians, economists, and Ghanaians have expressed their displeasure with the E-levy.

Ghanaians, forgetting that the UK job system is superior to Ghana’s, have begun to compare their 10% E-levy cost to Ghana’s 1.75 percent.

People who have little understanding of the country’s plight are also pushing for the bill’s passage. The majority of the population, on the other hand, expects the government to change its decision.

In the aftermath of the controversial E-levy, Ghana’s most outspoken musical act, Shatta Wale, has urged the existing administration to heed to the people’s concerns and quit acting as if Ghana is their legitimate property.

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