Previous President Jerry John Rawlings has said permitting U.S. troop to station in Ghana would go over the edge.

Tweeting on another guard assention amongst Ghana and the U.S. which, in the Minority’s view, gives the American military liberated access to Ghanaian army bases, Mr Rawlings stated: “Ghanaians may love Americans however not to the degree of living with remote troops on such a scale”.

“Ghanaians have enough nonnatives overwhelming their monetary and social life. Adding remote troops to the uneasiness will be a lot.

“Ghanaians have felt stateless before in my life time. How about we not go there once more,” Mr Rawlings said.

Per the guard assention, Ghana would, among others, give “unobstructed access to and utilization of concurred offices and territories to United State powers, United States contractual workers, and others as commonly concurred. Such concurred offices and territory: or parts thereof, gave by Ghana should be assigned as either for elite use by Unite States Powers or to be mutually utilized by United States powers and Ghana. Ghana should likewise give access to and utilization of a runway that meets the prerequisites of United States powers”.

Mr Nitiwul has, in any case, denied the U.S. will construct an army installation in Ghana.

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