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The National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, has urged voters to make a decisive choice in favour of the NDC, promising significant transformation and job creation.
Speaking during the party’s manifesto launch on Saturday at the University of Education, Winneba, Mr. Gyamfi encouraged voters to carefully evaluate the messages and policies of all political parties and their leaders, to make an informed decision on December 7.
“We cannot afford to waste this opportunity. It is incumbent for us to make a change…..consider the message of the various political parties and personalities contesting this year’s election. Which of the political parties has the right policies and programmes that can bring about the reset and the change, the transformation, jobs and the opportunities we all seek,” he said.
“This is why we in the NDC have congregated here in the town of Simpa, popularly known as Winneba…to launch the manifesto of the National Democratic Congress anchored on a vision of our flagbearer and leader, HE John Dramani Mahama.”
“Ladies and gentlemen by the time we are done, I know that you will be convinced that indeed, the NDC, is the right political party with a solid platform and all of us, irrespective of our backgrounds, can stand up and build a Ghana we want together,” he added.
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