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The former chairman of the People’s National Convention (PNC), Bernard Mornah has vowed to lead the party to victory in the December polls and break the NPP-NDC duopoly.
According to Mr. Mornah, he will put the youth at the front and center of his presidency, ensuring the creation of jobs to reduce the high levels of unemployment.
Launching his presidential bid today, the outspoken politician told JoyNews, that he has the experience and ideas to move the country forward.
"Among the presidential candidates that have come out now, none of them understand the times we are in. What is it that the Vice President and now leader of the New Patriotic Party will be bringing that he couldn't do in eight years in office? What is it that President Mahama wants to bring that four years with Atta-Mills and four years as president, he could not do?
"The new face with new ideas bubbling to explode to lead our continent and our country is Bernard Mornah," he stressed.
Earlier, the former National Chairman and aspiring presidential candidate for the People’s National Convention (PNC), said he will not delay in the selection of his running mate if he is confirmed as the party's presidential candidate.
In a conversation on Joy Prime’s Prime Morning on July 8, the flagbearer hopeful said unlike the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), he will announce his running mate a week after his confirmation.
“I have a vested interest in becoming the president of Ghana and will be choosing and announcing my running mate exactly a week after the party confirms me as the presidential candidate, and that is my promise to you,” he said.
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