Audio By Carbonatix
The presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has underscored his commitment to inclusive governance if elected as president in the upcoming December elections.
Addressing the nation in Accra during a presentation of his vision, the Vice President emphasised the significance of inclusivity.
Dr Bawumia stressed the need for every citizen to feel valued and actively engaged in the governance process.
He elaborated that this approach aims to harness the full spectrum of resources and talents within the country.
Dr. Bawumia outlined his vision to establish a prosperous future for all Ghanaians, characterized by the creation of sustainable employment opportunities with meaningful remuneration for every citizen.
“My vision is to create a tent big enough to accommodate all our people, to tap into the resourcefulness and talents of our people irrespective of our different ethnic, political and religious backgrounds, to channel our energies into building the kind of country that assures a food self-sufficient, safe, prosperous, and dignified future for all Ghanaians, to create sustainable jobs with meaningful pay for all, and for Ghana to participate fully in the fourth industrial revolution using systems and data,” he said.
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