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Just six days from the finish, Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom campaign is mobilising a massive get-out-the-vote effort aimed at carrying the Progressive People’s Party (PPP) to victory on its core message of Jobs, Jobs, Jobs.
The flag bearer’s last stretch begins today Saturday from Fantekwa North—South, Koforidua Zongo, Akropong - Larteh in the Eastern Region and ends at KEEA in the Central Region.
The tour continues on Sunday from Kafodzidzi, then worship at St Joseph Minor Basilica - Elmina, from church the team will continue to Amisano Ntranoa, Kissi Zone and Bantuma–Ayisa area in the Cape Coast North and Southc constituencies.
The team will then continue to the Western Region on Monday and return to the Central Region on Tuesday.
Tuesday’s campaign activities will be climaxed with a youth musical concert at the Obra Spot in Accra by 7 PM in the evening.
Dr. Nduom is expected to make full disclosure of his assets and sources of campaign funds to the public on Wednesday, 5th December, and then visit La Dade Kotopon after which he will travel to Elmina later during the day.
Apart from his message of jobs to the constituencies he is visiting, Dr. Nduom’s rallies will be aimed at boosting PPP’s member’s enthusiasm and motivating as many supporters as possible to cast their votes on December 7.
If everyone who likes PPP votes for the PPP, PPP will win, so give PPP a chance.
“PPP Nyi, EdwumaNyi, SikaNyi, AhotoNyi”!
Signed: Adoba Ampah
Dep. Director Communication
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