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The flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, has extended his heartfelt thanks to Ghanaians following the successful launch of the party's 2024 campaign.
In a press statement issued on Monday, July 29, and signed by his spokesperson, Joyce Bawah Mogtari, Mr Mahama expressed deep appreciation for the media, security agencies, and all contributors to the success of the event.
The statement highlighted the campaign team's gratitude for the widespread support and enthusiasm shown for their vision of a better Ghana.
"We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the chiefs and people of Ghana, Tamale and the Northern Region, supporters, sympathisers and executives of the great National Democratic Congress (NDC), the media, security agencies, and all who contributed to the successful launch of the NDC 2024 campaign on the theme 'Change to Reset Ghana'."
"We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support and enthusiasm for our vision of a better Ghana. John Dramani Mahama's message that the youth of Ghana cannot afford to waste another four (4) years resonates deeply with all. The youth are the future of our nation, and they deserve a leader who is experienced, ready and committed to Building the Ghana We All Want Together."
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The NDC officially launched its 2024 election campaign on Saturday, July 27, at the Tamale Jubilee Park.
The event brought together key leaders and supporters, providing a platform for the party to present its vision and strategies for the upcoming polls.
During the launch, party supporters heard from various speakers about the NDC's plans to tackle the country's pressing issues and chart a clear path for the future.
The highlight of the event was John Mahama's speech, where he outlined the party's goals and appealed to the electorate for their support.
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