In fact, let us remember that, the neocolonialsim that Nkrumah spoke about is still here with us, stronger and even devastating than ever before.

No doubt, the IMF, World Bank, UN, WTO and their sponsored scholars write from a particular perspective on an aspect of reality with the aim of influencing actions and enacting new identities and roles at various scales; global, bilateral national and local.

For Ghana to make a headway, she must identify how ideological and policy bias, partial views and debates are presented as though they were given, absolute truth and conclusive.
Thus, policy makers and analyst need to go beyond statistical analysis into issues a ideological imposition for particular political interest of nominated actors in the global North.