Let’s campaign on the achievements of NDC to stop NPP from their lies, deceits & Deception-NDC women Organizer Hopeful

The NDC aspiring women organizer hopeful in the Bono Region Mrs Amponsah Gyan Gloria(Yaa-Asantewaa) has called on members of the party to campaign on the track records of the NDC to blind the usual lies and propagation of the NPP going into the 2024 elections.

The Communication team member said although the NDC is in expectation to work creditably in accordance with the party’s structures but the party members must ensure that they sell the good message of the party to the citizenry to separate truth between NDC and NPP.

She also stated the party has raised concerns to draw the electoral Commission’s attention to many irregularities couple with infraction and actions that have not satisfied the party after the 2020 elections.

Mrs Gloria assured all party members that NDC is very well-prepared for election 2024 so all and sundry ought to join the train.

“It is our duty to protect the ballots from all polling stations, through the constituencies to the regional and finally to the national collation centres,” she added.

She further said that members should start campaigning now as the choice of Ghanaians in the 2024 polls could be stratified thus no institution, including the EC shouldn’t try to subvert the will of people in the 2024 elections.

She was, however, optimistic that the NDC would be victorious in the 2024 polls.

She appealed to the party delegates to give him the unflinching support to take the mantle to become the next central regional deputy Treasure for NDC so to work effortlessly to secure resources to aid the activities of NDC in the region thereby paving way for resounding victory.

As a political party, he noted that NDC cared about the future of Ghana and would do all it can to make it a better place for all citizens so Ghanains should show the NPP the exit come 2024.

She further indicated that Ghanaians, particularly supporters of the NDC must see the 2024 election as a battle for the country’s future and so must work to get the NDC government back into power.

By Lawrence Odoom