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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has extended its warm wishes to Ghanaians as they bid farewell to 2023.
According to the party, the country faced a year marked by economic hardships inflicted by the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) government.
In a press statement signed by the General Secretary, Fifi Fiavi Kwetey, and released on Sunday, December 31, the NDC stated, “Acknowledging the difficulties faced under the current administration, we embrace the hope that 2024, being an election year, brings forth the chance for positive change.”
The party further admonishes Ghanaians to recognise the 2024 general elections as an opportunity to shape a brighter future and address the challenges imposed by the NPP government.
“As we stand at the threshold of a crucial election year, may it inspire renewed hope, optimism, and a collective vision in building the Ghana we want.
"Together, let us navigate the path of change, building a nation that thrives on the principles of democracy, equality, and justice,” the NDC said.
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