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The New Patriotic Party on Monday, launched its SMS Dues Payment and Contribution System.
This system is aimed at supporting the party’s campaign for 2012.
By this technology, the party aims at winning and providing better services to Ghanaians.
Each text cost one cedi on all networks. Speaking to Joy News, First Vice Chairman of the Party, Fred Oware, said it is advantageous to pay the dues through this system than to walk a distance to party offices which may be costly.
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