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The National Democratic Congress' (NDC) Parliamentary Candidate for Awutu Senya East, Phillis Naa Koryoo Okunor, has stated that her party remains Ghana’s best option in the upcoming December polls.
She insisted that the party's proven track record and commitment to social justice, economic growth, and democratic governance are key reasons why the NDC stands out as the superior choice for the nation.
In making her case, Ms Okunor highlighted the NDC’s numerous accomplishments in various sectors during their previous terms in office.
She pointed to significant achievements in infrastructure development, education, healthcare, and poverty reduction, illustrating the party’s dedication to improving the lives of Ghanaians.
Additionally, Ms Okunor underscored the NDC’s forward-looking plans, which include substantial investments across all sectors.
She articulated the party’s vision for the future, emphasising its commitment to continuing the progress made and addressing the pressing needs of the country.
In an interview with Accra-based Citi FM on Wednesday, June 5, Okunor expressed her strong belief that the NDC surpasses all other political parties in Ghana.
She stressed that the NDC’s comprehensive approach and consistent performance make it the best choice for voters in the upcoming elections.
“NDC is the better option than any other party in this country,” she insisted.
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