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The Chief Executive Officer of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP), Kofi Ofosu Nkansah, took his campaign efforts to the streets of Odorkor on Sunday, October 13.
As part of the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) ongoing efforts ahead of the 2024 general elections, Mr Nkansah engaged with residents and commuters at the Odorkor traffic light, advocating for the party’s flagbearer, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, and the parliamentary candidate for the constituency.
During the campaign, Mr Ofosu Nkansah emphasised the achievements of the NPP government, particularly in entrepreneurship and economic empowerment where his agency has played a crucial role.
He urged the people of Odorkor to vote for Dr Bawumia as president and the NPP’s parliamentary candidate, citing their leadership qualities and commitment to Ghana's development.

The NEIP CEO highlighted Dr Bawumia’s vision for the future, including economic transformation through digitalization and entrepreneurship, which he believes will uplift many Ghanaians, particularly the youth, in areas like Odorkor.
He encouraged voters to trust the NPP's leadership to continue building on the foundations laid in the last few years.

The traffic light campaign drew the attention of passers-by and residents, with many engaging in conversations with Nkansah and his team.

The NPP continues to rally support for the 2024 elections, and Ofosu Nkansah’s grassroots campaign is part of the broader effort to secure victory for both the presidential and parliamentary candidates.
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