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National Democratic Congress (NDC) Flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama addressed young business executives and entrepreneurs at the Fitzgerald, Cantonments at an Accra Speaks event.
He spoke on his plans to advance Ghana's economy and improve the livelihood of all Ghanaians.
He explained that his government's Big Push Investment Agenda would provide the much needed boost the economy needs while providing a million jobs at the end of his tenure.
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