Audio By Carbonatix
Chiefs from the four Traditional Areas in the Ketu North Municipality have asked the National Democratic Congress (NDC) not to neglect the Municipality and its people when it wins power in the upcoming elections.
Torgbui Alagbo Gatsu IV, the Awadada of the Afife Traditional Area, who spoke for the chiefs, said the people would continue to give their unflinching support to the opposition party and it was just fair that an NDC government would reward the people’s loyalty by providing some of their pressing needs.
Torgbui Gatsu, who was giving a speech at a durbar of chiefs to welcome the campaign team of Prof Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, the running mate of Mr John Mahama, assured of their support and said though the NDC government did well for the Municipality, it needed more development projects.
“It is our fervent prayer and wishes that the heavens will speak in this year’s election in your favour and when that eventually happens, do well to never forget Ketu North in your intended massive developmental agenda, most of which you have captured in your 2020 manifesto.
We need your next government to ensure among many things that the Ohawu Agricultural College is upgraded to a full University as copiously captured in your manifesto to help nurture the potentials of young Senior High School graduates in the Southern Volta enclave; a girls’ vocational school is established as part of your TVET agenda and, the E.P.
College of Education started in Dzodze is completed and opened for admission.”
Mr Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo, NDC National Chairman commended, the chiefs for crediting the NDC with major projects in the Municipality, including the recently commissioned Ketu North Municipal Hospital at Weta which funds, the chiefs said were sourced by the Mahama Administration and sod cut for work to begin before a change of government.
He assured that an NDC government “is a promise-delivering” one and that promises captured in the party’s 2020 manifesto would be delivered to ensure infrastructure development and job creation for Ghanaians.
Latest Stories
-
Resign if you are tired – Parliament’s health commitee tells medical professionals after Charles Amissah death probe
4 minutes -
AAK calls for stronger regional alignment to unlock West Africa’s shea potential
6 minutes -
Ghanaian bags $20,000 Stanford Impact Prize
14 minutes -
Adopt sustainability reporting now – Deloitte Assurance Services Partner to insurance firms
19 minutes -
Joseph Opoku named Jupiler Pro League April Player of the Month
31 minutes -
John Darko praises Suame Municipal Hospital as legacy of Akufo-Addo’s healthcare agenda
43 minutes -
DR Congo president hints at extending his term and delaying polls
45 minutes -
Africa leads in female entrepreneurship but faces gaps in opportunity access – Sylvester Mensah
47 minutes -
GJA President represents Ghana at IFJ Centenary Congress in Paris
51 minutes -
Mahama, appointees donate GH¢6.1m to Mahama Cares Fund
57 minutes -
Ghana launches Ghana House initiative ahead of Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
59 minutes -
Africa cannot rise without full power of women—Exim Bank CEO
60 minutes -
Letshego sells operations in Ghana, 4 other African markets
1 hour -
Dr Eli Atukpui urges Health Minister to refer Charles Amissah report to Medical and Dental Council for action
1 hour -
Ghana Exim Bank CEO calls for bold female leadership to drive Africa’s transformation
1 hour