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The New Patriotic Party is soliciting food donations from party sympathisers to support its agents on Election Day, 7th December, 2012.
A statement signed by General Secretary Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie on Wednesday said that “due to numerous requests from our teeming sympathizers on wanting to be a part of the N.P.P Campaign for victory 2012, we have decided to open our doors to all to contribute their widow’s mite to the final onslaught of the campaign”.
The statement encouraged sympathizers to donate food items such as:
a. Rice
b. Cooking oil
c. Onions
d. Tomatoes
e. Fish
f. Chicken
g. Canned fish
h. Beef/Goat/sheep/cow
i. Any food items
j. Any ingredients useful in the preparation of food.
“Our doors would be open to receive these items from Monday, 19th November to Sunday, 25th November, 2012 from 8am to 6pm daily. We call on all market women’s groups, shop owners, commodity wholesalers/ distributers, cold store owners, etc. to come and support Nana Akufo-Addo and the Great N.P.P. to victory.
“Donors may contact the National, Regional or Constituency offices of the party. You may also call these lines 020 842 75 28/ 023 507 30 75 if you want us to come and pick your donation”.
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