Prioritise Western Region if you happen to win – Kwesimintsim chief urges Mahama
The Divisional Chief of Kwesimintsim, Nana Ogudzi Essoun III, has urged John Dramani Mahama, the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), to prioritize the Western Region within the subsequent NDC administration.
This attraction is rooted within the area’s substantial contributions to the nation.
Nana Ogudzi Essoun III, made the attraction when the NDC flagbearer referred to as on him on November 26.
“We, the chiefs of Effia Kwesimintsim Municipality, are urging you to prioritize the development of the Western Region. As a region, we contribute significantly to the country’s development, yet our infrastructure and living conditions are subpar. We implore you to take action and address the disparities in our region’s development,” he pleaded.
Mahama, at present on a marketing campaign tour within the area, has pledged to proceed stalled and ongoing tasks initiated by the present authorities if he’s voted into energy.
He additionally plans to revitalize the area’s economic system by bringing again oil corporations which have left as a result of present hardship. This transfer is predicted to spice up the native economic system and create jobs for residents beneath his 24-hour economic system coverage.
Mr Mahama questioned the event of the Western Region, highlighting the disparities within the area’s progress regardless of its important contributions to the nation’s growth.
“The global best practice is clear, sitting presidents shouldn’t honor themselves, but rather wait for their tenure to end and let their works and performance speak for themselves.”
“However, this current government is more interested in self-aggrandizement, touting unfinished projects and even erecting statues. Ironically, it’s the NDC that will likely complete these projects when we return to power. I’m confident that the NDC will make a comeback, bringing with us more jobs, development, and economic growth.”
“We’ll focus on reviving the oil and gas industry, which has been struggling due to the current economic hardship. I plan to engage with these companies, encouraging them to return and create more job opportunities for our youth. We’ll also involve them in our innovative 24-hour economy policy, designed to boost economic activity and growth.” He assured most of the people.
Lawyer Fiifi Buckman, the NDC parliamentary candidate for the Kwesimintsim constituency, made some notable feedback on the mini rally.
“Upon reviewing the projects initiated by the New Patriotic Party (NPP), it appears that none have been completed. Notably, the market circle project, road construction, and interchange have all stalled. However, only one project was completed and commissioned – the statue behind the Effia Nkwanta hospital.”
Fiifi Buckman pledged to assemble libraries for his constituents. “We currently don’t have a single library in our constituency, despite having both Islamic and secular schools. My vision is to establish libraries for both Islamic schools and mainstream schools, recognizing that motivation is just as important as infrastructure. I’m committed to motivating students to compete at the national level during my tenure in office.” He talked about.
