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The Second Lady, Mrs Samira Bawumia has admonished the people of the Volta Region to vote massively for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the December election.
She stated that the NPP-led government has fulfilled majority of its campaign promises and initiating lots of programmes that have brought development and transformation into the lives of the people, therefore, “let's vote for a government that truly cares.”
Mrs. Bawumia who paid a visit to the Zongo Community in Ho, said the Volta region has witnessed massive socio-economic development under the NPP-led administration.
According to her, politics was all about development, so it was important to vote for people who championed the development of the country and urged the people to renew the mandate of President Akufo-Addo.
She also urged the people to vote for Mr. Prosper Pi-Bansah the party's parliamentary candidate for Ho Central, saying “I know things will change with NPP MP in the constituency.”
Mrs Bawumia donated 100 pieces of plastic chairs to the Zongo Community in the Volta Region.
The Regional Chief Imam, Alhaji Alfa Anas expressed gratitude to the Second Lady for the visit and the donation.
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