
Audio By Carbonatix
President Akufo-Addo says the New Patriotic Party (NPP)’s only aim and objective in this year’s elections would be to secure a one-touch victory.
According to him, a victory in the December elections would give him four more years to advance the peace, progress and prosperity the country is experiencing now.
Speaking at the NPP’s 2020 Manifesto Launch held in Cape Coast, he said, “The NPP has, in 2020, one target and one objective only, that is to secure, with your support and the blessing of the Almighty, in free, fair, peaceful and transparent elections, another decisive victory on 7th December 2020.
“A victory that will give us a clear majority in Parliament and a first round presidential victory, and enable us to do four more years of advancing the peace, progress and prosperity of our nation for you.”
He added that he will do everything in his power to ensure that the peace and stability theb country is experiencing now is not jeopardized before, during and after the December 7elections.
“Let me use this occasion to assure Ghanaians that, as President of the Republic, I will do everything within my means to ensure the peace and stability of our country in the run-up to, during and after the polls of 7th December 2020.
He further called on all political actors to join him ensure the peace and stability in the country by conducting themselves in a manner devoid of violence and ethnocentrism.
“The struggle of our forebears in the Danquah-Dombo-Busia political tradition, to construct, at great sacrifice, a democratic, open, free system of government in Ghana, will not be jeopardised by me.
“I am calling on all actors in the political space to join me to ensure the maintenance of the peace and stability of our country, and to conduct ourselves in a manner devoid of violence and ethnocentrism. The Ghana Project can best be achieved in unity, tolerance and mutual respect,” he stated.
Latest Stories
-
EU fingerprint and photo travel rules come into force from today
16 minutes -
Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill: Ghanaians demand expedited passage, not dialogue – Ntim Fordjour to Mahama
24 minutes -
EU airline industry warns of fuel shortages if Strait of Hormuz stays closed
27 minutes -
White House staff told not to place bets on prediction markets
34 minutes -
Auctioneers petition Prez Mahama over ‘interference’ in public auctions
41 minutes -
GEA, Mastercard Foundation drive market access for MSMEs at Kwahu Business Forum
43 minutes -
Education Ministry begins review of Ghana Library Authority law
52 minutes -
Ghana U-15 girls clinch back-to-back CAF Schools titles
57 minutes -
Rev. Ntim Fordjour urges Mahama to issue directive to fast-track anti-LGBTQ+ bill
59 minutes -
GPL 2025/26: Stoppage-time penalty hands Aduana FC win over leaders GoldStars
1 hour -
Ntim Fordjour rejects call for more dialogue, says anti-LGBTQ+ bill has faced a decade of debate and delay
1 hour -
Catholic Bishops say moral values must match economic priorities in Anti-LGBTQ+ debate
2 hours -
IGP Yohuno urges merit and hard work ahead of Police Academy exams
2 hours -
Queendalyn Yurglee releases debut album ‘Clouds of Glory’
2 hours -
UDS moves to clear MPhil student wrongly linked to robbery case
3 hours