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Presidential Candidate for Progressive People's Party (PPP), Brigitte Dzogbenuku says she will be a mother for all Ghanaians when voted as President.
“I will be a mother for all and a servant to the nation for Ghana to develop. A vote for me is a vote for yourself, your family, and your community,” she said.
She was formally introducing her running mate, Mr. Kofi Asamoah-Siaw, to the chiefs and people of Akyem Kotoku at Akyem Oda in the Eastern Region on Sunday.
A statement signed by Communications Director of PPP, E.F. Mantey, said the flagbearer pledged to unify the country by bridging the gap between the young and old; rich and poor; the educated and uneducated.
Ms Dzogbenuku appealed to all Ghanaians to vote for her and the PPP to make Ghana peaceful and prosperous. \
She said the main parties had polarized the country for their own political interests and undermined inclusiveness and development of the country.
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