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The overlord of Dagbon, Ndan Yaa Naa Abukari II, has acknowledged the contributions of former Vice President and NPP 2024 Presidential Candidate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, to the development of the country, assuring him that his efforts will be rewarded soon.
Welcoming Dr. Bawumia to the Gbewaa Palace in Yendi, during the NPP's Thank You Tour of the Northern Region, the Yaa Naa, told Dr. Bawumia, not to be discouraged by his defeat on his first attempt to be President, adding that his remarkable record as Vice President, will earn him the support of Ghanaians in the future.
"We recognise your contributions to Ghana's development, particularly in digitalisation and economic modernisation initiatives during your tenure as Vice President," the Yaa Naa told Dr. Bawumia.
"As a Vice President, you did your best and contributed more actively than most of your predecessors in the Fourth Republic."
"With determined efforts, you spearheaded several transformative projects, including Ghana's digital addressing system and mobile money interoperability. All these have not gone unnoticed and Ghanaians are grateful for your efforts," the Ya Naa added, listing many other government interventions credited to the former Vice President.

The Yaa Naa encouraged Dr Bawumia not to despair, but be hopeful for the future, which he stressed, will be brighter for the former Vice President.
"Your electoral loss is a battle lost, but not the war to lead the development of our dear nation. So I entreat you to still have the interest of this country at heart and not despair prematurely."
"This is only your first attempt, and there are several chances ahead. All that we need is to pray for a longer life and good health. May Allah continue to guide and guard you in all your endeavours."
Dr Bawumia and the NPP have been embarking on a nationwide Thank You Tour for the past two weeks, to thank party faithful and Ghanaians for the support offered the party, regardless of the outcome of the 2024 elections.
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