General Secretary of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia say the party is battle ready for the December general elections - See more at: http://ghana-news.adomonline.com/politics/2016/August-14th/mahamas-victory-will-be-like-a-bomb-ofosu-ampofo.php#sthash.5soG6MVy.dpuGeneral Secretary of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia says the party is battle ready for the December general elections.
"We are battle ready even if the election is held in November of December. NDC NDC is NOV/DEC champions” he opined.
Asideu Nketia popularly known as General Mosquito is currently introducing the party’s parliamentary candidates for the party in all the 10 regions.
The candidates due to time wave their white handkerchiefs to signify victory ahead of the crucial elections.
He also introduced the NDC’s national campaign team to be inaugurated by President John Mahama.
The NDC scribe said they cannot be falsed to launch their campaign and manifesto together since its been the party's tradition to launch it seperately.
General Mosquito added that, they are not worried if any group will copy their manifesto becuase they will launch it two weeks after the campaign launch.
Former President Jerry Rawlings is warning the NDC not to underestimate the opposition NPP.
He said the only way the NDC can be able to beat them is to stick to their core principles of probity, accountability and social justice.
"NPP cannot be under estimated. The nature of who they are and where they are coming from will keep them where they are"
Lets have a clean, clear and stable election.
He urged the party to go through the campaign without any provocation. He said he will reserve what he has to say until afte the elections.
Former President Jerry Rawlings takes the podium to address NDC supporters.
He recounts how the first lady approached him and asked whether he will boom to day and he said he wont. " If I talk there is not an issue, if I dont talk tooo, people complain"
Majority leader, Alban Kingsford Bagbin is convinced the NDC will win the December 7 general elections.
According to him, given the mammoth crowd overflowing the boundaries of the Central region, he is confident President Mahama will remain in office.
'Not even the NPP, CPP, PPP and all the other Ps cannot stand to the might of our great NDC party. It is obvious his excellency will receive a one touch victory from Ghanaians" Mr. Bagbin stressed.
National Organizer and National Campaign Coordinator, Kofi Adams currently address the gathering.
"We have here our Chairman and General Secretary who were elected by you at the congress. We have elected our President and Parliamentary candidates in records time.
On the other side, we see a party that isspecialised in suspension, intimidation, confusion, deception, brutality, a party that is specialised in acidification.
President Mahama has set a record. His performance in four years is unprecedented. This country moves only when the NDC is in power.
Kofi Adams leaves the stage to shouts of 'JM To aso.
Three ordinary Ghanaians have been invited to share their testimonies of how the Mahama government has transformed their lives.
The first was a lady who gave her name as Maame Esi from Abura Asebu inthe Central region. She said her life has been transformed through Masloc.
Another gentleman, Mr Blay who hails from Cape Coast said he now now provide for his family because Masloc helped him buy a taxi.
A disabed from Ellembele called Mr. Otu said he was able to get a tricycle through Masloc and have now stopped begging inthe streets.
He urged his fellow disabled men and women to support President Mahama to have their lives transformed.
Central Regional Minister, Kweku Ricketts Hagan unofficially welcoming the President and his wife, Lordina Mahama and all the NDC faithfuls to the region.
"This Cape Coast staduim we are stadning in and other projects are all because of President Mahama' he stated.
Also present is vice president Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur and his wife, Matilda.
The regional Minister said
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hanna Tetteh says government through infrastructure development has created a lot of jobs nationwide.
However, she noted that, its completion is not guaranteed should the opposition NPP win the December 7elections.
Therefore, Hanna Tetteh charged NDC members to work hard to ensure their legacy is protected and President Mahama is retained in power.
The Cape Coast sport staduim is agog following the arrival of President John Mahama for the NDC's campaign launch.
He is expected to address party faithful and the entire nation on his achievements and why they must retain him in power.
Minister for Employment for Labour Relations, Haruna Iddrisu says President Mahama has the key to lead Ghana to the promise land.
According to him, all the things being promised by the flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is being done by President Mahama.
“When Nana Addo promises, John Mahama commits” he told the ecstatic supports of the NDC at the Cape Coast sports stadium.
General Secretary of NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia being ushered to his seat.
The victory of President John Mahama in the December 7 general elections will be like a bomb.
This is according to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Director of Elections, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.
Addressing party faithful at the Central regional capital, Cape Coast, he indicated that, the NDC under the leadership of President Mahama has worked assiduously and will win majority votes even in the strongholds of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
"We won eight regions but this time will win more votes in the stronghold of the NPP because President Mahama has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he deserves a second term" he stressed.
But touting the President’s achievements, Mr Ofosu Ampofo said the government listened to the cry of the people and delivered the goods to them.
In his view, the future of Ghana is guaranteed under the leadership of a unifier like President Mahama thus Ghanaians don’t have any excuse retaining him in power.
Also, the Local Government and Rural Development Minister says President John Mahama deserves a second term because he has delivered on all front of the Ghanaian economy.
Collins Dauda says when Ghanaians take a cursory look at the water situation which "used to grind the nation"; the Mahama government has addressed the issue.
“When you go to Kpong in Tema, President Mahama has put in place equipment that is pumping 40 million gallons of water a day [uncharacteristic] of in the history of the nation,” he told teeming supporters of the NDC at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium during the party’s National Campaign Launch Sunday.
Acute water shortage across the country is not a new development considering the way water is managed in the country.
This year alone, several areas namely, Nswama, HO, Kyebi, Kadeji, Nkaseimu, and Mampong have all suffered severe acute water shortage.
Collins Dauda believes “had it not been for President Mahama” the water situation would be worsening daily.
Minister for Sports, Nii Lante Vanderpuye called on the supporters to thank God for giving the party a humble person like President Mahama.
Citing the several infrastructural developments government has undertaken in the Greater Accra region, he said the only thing left for indigenes is to retain the NDC in power.
Some of the other speakers include Minister for Health, Alex Segbefia, Member of the Council of State, Madam Cecelia Jonhson, former Member of Parliament for Keta and former Minister for Trade and Industry, Dan Abodakpi have all justified why President Mahama should be retained in power.
Party founder and former President Jerry John Rawlings has arrived at the event grounds.
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General Secretary of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia say the party is battle ready for the December general elections
Former President Jerry Rawlings is warning the NDC not to underestimate the opposition NPP.
He said the only way the NDC can be able to beat them is to stick to their core principles of probity, accountability and social justice.
"NPP cannot be under estimated. The nature of who they are and where they are coming from will keep them where they are"
Lets have a clean, clear and stable election.
He urged the party to go through the campaign without any provocation. He said he will reserve what he has to say until afte the elections.
Former President Jerry Rawlings takes the podium to address NDC supporters.
He recounts how the first lady approached him and asked whether he will boom to day and he said he wont. " If I talk there is not an issue, if I dont talk tooo, people complain"
Majority leader, Alban Kingsford Bagbin is convinced the NDC will win the December 7 general elections.
According to him, given the mammoth crowd overflowing the boundaries of the Central region, he is confident President Mahama will remain in office.
'Not even the NPP, CPP, PPP and all the other Ps cannot stand to the might of our great NDC party. It is obvious his excellency will receive a one touch victory from Ghanaians" Mr. Bagbin stressed.
He says considering the spate at which some members who lost their bid to become parliamentary candidates of the party are contesting as independent candidates, it will be difficult for the NDC to win more seats.
“The area of uncertainty is the number of parliamentary seat the party is going to win and the campaign team must adopt a multi-purpose campaign strategy tailored to solving the interpersonal issue,” he told supporters of the party during the 2016 Campaign Launch.
National Organizer and National Campaign Coordinator, Kofi Adams currently address the gathering.
"We have here our Chairman and General Secretary who were elected by you at the congress. We have elected our President and Parliamentary candidates in records time.
On the other side, we see a party that isspecialised in suspension, intimidation, confusion, deception, brutality, a party that is specialised in acidification.
President Mahama has set a record. His performance in four years is unprecedented. This country moves only when the NDC is in power.
Kofi Adams leaves the stage to shouts of 'JM To aso.
Three ordinary Ghanaians have been invited to share their testimonies of how the Mahama government has transformed their lives.
The first was a lady who gave her name as Maame Esi from Abura Asebu inthe Central region. She said her life has been transformed through Masloc.
Another gentleman, Mr Blay who hails from Cape Coast said he now now provide for his family because Masloc helped him buy a taxi.
A disabed from Ellembele called Mr. Otu said he was able to get a tricycle through Masloc and have now stopped begging inthe streets.
He urged his fellow disabled men and women to support President Mahama to have their lives transformed.
Central Regional Minister, Kweku Ricketts Hagan unofficially welcoming the President and his wife, Lordina Mahama and all the NDC faithfuls to the region.
"This Cape Coast staduim we are stadning in and other projects are all because of President Mahama' he stated.
Also present is vice president Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur and his wife, Matilda.
The regional Minister said
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hanna Tetteh says government through infrastructure development has created a lot of jobs nationwide.
However, she noted that, its completion is not guaranteed should the opposition NPP win the December 7elections.
Therefore, Hanna Tetteh charged NDC members to work hard to ensure their legacy is protected and President Mahama is retained in power.
The Cape Coast sport staduim is agog following the arrival of President John Mahama for the NDC's campaign launch.
He is expected to address party faithful and the entire nation on his achievements and why they must retain him in power.
Minister for Employment for Labour Relations, Haruna Iddrisu says President Mahama has the key to lead Ghana to the promise land.
According to him, all the things being promised by the flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is being done by President Mahama.
“When Nana Addo promises, John Mahama commits” he told the ecstatic supports of the NDC at the Cape Coast sports stadium.
General Secretary of NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia being ushered to his seat.
The victory of President John Mahama in the December 7 general elections will be like a bomb.
This is according to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Director of Elections, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.
Addressing party faithful at the Central regional capital, Cape Coast, he indicated that, the NDC under the leadership of President Mahama has worked assiduously and will win majority votes even in the strongholds of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
"We won eight regions but this time will win more votes in the stronghold of the NPP because President Mahama has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he deserves a second term" he stressed.
But touting the President’s achievements, Mr Ofosu Ampofo said the government listened to the cry of the people and delivered the goods to them.
In his view, the future of Ghana is guaranteed under the leadership of a unifier like President Mahama thus Ghanaians don’t have any excuse retaining him in power.
Also, the Local Government and Rural Development Minister says President John Mahama deserves a second term because he has delivered on all front of the Ghanaian economy.
Collins Dauda says when Ghanaians take a cursory look at the water situation which "used to grind the nation"; the Mahama government has addressed the issue.
“When you go to Kpong in Tema, President Mahama has put in place equipment that is pumping 40 million gallons of water a day [uncharacteristic] of in the history of the nation,” he told teeming supporters of the NDC at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium during the party’s National Campaign Launch Sunday.
Acute water shortage across the country is not a new development considering the way water is managed in the country.
This year alone, several areas namely, Nswama, HO, Kyebi, Kadeji, Nkaseimu, and Mampong have all suffered severe acute water shortage.
Collins Dauda believes “had it not been for President Mahama” the water situation would be worsening daily.
Minister for Sports, Nii Lante Vanderpuye called on the supporters to thank God for giving the party a humble person like President Mahama.
Citing the several infrastructural developments government has undertaken in the Greater Accra region, he said the only thing left for indigenes is to retain the NDC in power.
Some of the other speakers include Minister for Health, Alex Segbefia, Member of the Council of State, Madam Cecelia Jonhson, former Member of Parliament for Keta and former Minister for Trade and Industry, Dan Abodakpi have all justified why President Mahama should be retained in power.
Party founder and former President Jerry John Rawlings has arrived at the event grounds.
- See more at: http://ghana-news.adomonline.com/politics/2016/August-14th/mahamas-victory-will-be-like-a-bomb-ofosu-ampofo.php#sthash.S0lXdCUe.dpuf
Former President Jerry Rawlings is warning the NDC not to underestimate the opposition NPP.
He said the only way the NDC can be able to beat them is to stick to their core principles of probity, accountability and social justice.
"NPP cannot be under estimated. The nature of who they are and where they are coming from will keep them where they are"
Lets have a clean, clear and stable election.
He urged the party to go through the campaign without any provocation. He said he will reserve what he has to say until afte the elections.
Former President Jerry Rawlings takes the podium to address NDC supporters.
He recounts how the first lady approached him and asked whether he will boom to day and he said he wont. " If I talk there is not an issue, if I dont talk tooo, people complain"
Majority leader, Alban Kingsford Bagbin is convinced the NDC will win the December 7 general elections.
According to him, given the mammoth crowd overflowing the boundaries of the Central region, he is confident President Mahama will remain in office.
'Not even the NPP, CPP, PPP and all the other Ps cannot stand to the might of our great NDC party. It is obvious his excellency will receive a one touch victory from Ghanaians" Mr. Bagbin stressed.
He says considering the spate at which some members who lost their bid to become parliamentary candidates of the party are contesting as independent candidates, it will be difficult for the NDC to win more seats.
“The area of uncertainty is the number of parliamentary seat the party is going to win and the campaign team must adopt a multi-purpose campaign strategy tailored to solving the interpersonal issue,” he told supporters of the party during the 2016 Campaign Launch.
National Organizer and National Campaign Coordinator, Kofi Adams currently address the gathering.
"We have here our Chairman and General Secretary who were elected by you at the congress. We have elected our President and Parliamentary candidates in records time.
On the other side, we see a party that isspecialised in suspension, intimidation, confusion, deception, brutality, a party that is specialised in acidification.
President Mahama has set a record. His performance in four years is unprecedented. This country moves only when the NDC is in power.
Kofi Adams leaves the stage to shouts of 'JM To aso.
Three ordinary Ghanaians have been invited to share their testimonies of how the Mahama government has transformed their lives.
The first was a lady who gave her name as Maame Esi from Abura Asebu inthe Central region. She said her life has been transformed through Masloc.
Another gentleman, Mr Blay who hails from Cape Coast said he now now provide for his family because Masloc helped him buy a taxi.
A disabed from Ellembele called Mr. Otu said he was able to get a tricycle through Masloc and have now stopped begging inthe streets.
He urged his fellow disabled men and women to support President Mahama to have their lives transformed.
Central Regional Minister, Kweku Ricketts Hagan unofficially welcoming the President and his wife, Lordina Mahama and all the NDC faithfuls to the region.
"This Cape Coast staduim we are stadning in and other projects are all because of President Mahama' he stated.
Also present is vice president Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur and his wife, Matilda.
The regional Minister said
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hanna Tetteh says government through infrastructure development has created a lot of jobs nationwide.
However, she noted that, its completion is not guaranteed should the opposition NPP win the December 7elections.
Therefore, Hanna Tetteh charged NDC members to work hard to ensure their legacy is protected and President Mahama is retained in power.
The Cape Coast sport staduim is agog following the arrival of President John Mahama for the NDC's campaign launch.
He is expected to address party faithful and the entire nation on his achievements and why they must retain him in power.
Minister for Employment for Labour Relations, Haruna Iddrisu says President Mahama has the key to lead Ghana to the promise land.
According to him, all the things being promised by the flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is being done by President Mahama.
“When Nana Addo promises, John Mahama commits” he told the ecstatic supports of the NDC at the Cape Coast sports stadium.
General Secretary of NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia being ushered to his seat.
The victory of President John Mahama in the December 7 general elections will be like a bomb.
This is according to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Director of Elections, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.
Addressing party faithful at the Central regional capital, Cape Coast, he indicated that, the NDC under the leadership of President Mahama has worked assiduously and will win majority votes even in the strongholds of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
"We won eight regions but this time will win more votes in the stronghold of the NPP because President Mahama has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he deserves a second term" he stressed.
But touting the President’s achievements, Mr Ofosu Ampofo said the government listened to the cry of the people and delivered the goods to them.
In his view, the future of Ghana is guaranteed under the leadership of a unifier like President Mahama thus Ghanaians don’t have any excuse retaining him in power.
Also, the Local Government and Rural Development Minister says President John Mahama deserves a second term because he has delivered on all front of the Ghanaian economy.
Collins Dauda says when Ghanaians take a cursory look at the water situation which "used to grind the nation"; the Mahama government has addressed the issue.
“When you go to Kpong in Tema, President Mahama has put in place equipment that is pumping 40 million gallons of water a day [uncharacteristic] of in the history of the nation,” he told teeming supporters of the NDC at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium during the party’s National Campaign Launch Sunday.
Acute water shortage across the country is not a new development considering the way water is managed in the country.
This year alone, several areas namely, Nswama, HO, Kyebi, Kadeji, Nkaseimu, and Mampong have all suffered severe acute water shortage.
Collins Dauda believes “had it not been for President Mahama” the water situation would be worsening daily.
Minister for Sports, Nii Lante Vanderpuye called on the supporters to thank God for giving the party a humble person like President Mahama.
Citing the several infrastructural developments government has undertaken in the Greater Accra region, he said the only thing left for indigenes is to retain the NDC in power.
Some of the other speakers include Minister for Health, Alex Segbefia, Member of the Council of State, Madam Cecelia Jonhson, former Member of Parliament for Keta and former Minister for Trade and Industry, Dan Abodakpi have all justified why President Mahama should be retained in power.
Party founder and former President Jerry John Rawlings has arrived at the event grounds.
- See more at: http://ghana-news.adomonline.com/politics/2016/August-14th/mahamas-victory-will-be-like-a-bomb-ofosu-ampofo.php#sthash.S0lXdCUe.dpuf
General Secretary of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia say the party is battle ready for the December general elections
Former President Jerry Rawlings is warning the NDC not to underestimate the opposition NPP.
He said the only way the NDC can be able to beat them is to stick to their core principles of probity, accountability and social justice.
"NPP cannot be under estimated. The nature of who they are and where they are coming from will keep them where they are"
Lets have a clean, clear and stable election.
He urged the party to go through the campaign without any provocation. He said he will reserve what he has to say until afte the elections.
Former President Jerry Rawlings takes the podium to address NDC supporters.
He recounts how the first lady approached him and asked whether he will boom to day and he said he wont. " If I talk there is not an issue, if I dont talk tooo, people complain"
Majority leader, Alban Kingsford Bagbin is convinced the NDC will win the December 7 general elections.
According to him, given the mammoth crowd overflowing the boundaries of the Central region, he is confident President Mahama will remain in office.
'Not even the NPP, CPP, PPP and all the other Ps cannot stand to the might of our great NDC party. It is obvious his excellency will receive a one touch victory from Ghanaians" Mr. Bagbin stressed.
He says considering the spate at which some members who lost their bid to become parliamentary candidates of the party are contesting as independent candidates, it will be difficult for the NDC to win more seats.
“The area of uncertainty is the number of parliamentary seat the party is going to win and the campaign team must adopt a multi-purpose campaign strategy tailored to solving the interpersonal issue,” he told supporters of the party during the 2016 Campaign Launch.
National Organizer and National Campaign Coordinator, Kofi Adams currently address the gathering.
"We have here our Chairman and General Secretary who were elected by you at the congress. We have elected our President and Parliamentary candidates in records time.
On the other side, we see a party that isspecialised in suspension, intimidation, confusion, deception, brutality, a party that is specialised in acidification.
President Mahama has set a record. His performance in four years is unprecedented. This country moves only when the NDC is in power.
Kofi Adams leaves the stage to shouts of 'JM To aso.
Three ordinary Ghanaians have been invited to share their testimonies of how the Mahama government has transformed their lives.
The first was a lady who gave her name as Maame Esi from Abura Asebu inthe Central region. She said her life has been transformed through Masloc.
Another gentleman, Mr Blay who hails from Cape Coast said he now now provide for his family because Masloc helped him buy a taxi.
A disabed from Ellembele called Mr. Otu said he was able to get a tricycle through Masloc and have now stopped begging inthe streets.
He urged his fellow disabled men and women to support President Mahama to have their lives transformed.
Central Regional Minister, Kweku Ricketts Hagan unofficially welcoming the President and his wife, Lordina Mahama and all the NDC faithfuls to the region.
"This Cape Coast staduim we are stadning in and other projects are all because of President Mahama' he stated.
Also present is vice president Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur and his wife, Matilda.
The regional Minister said
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hanna Tetteh says government through infrastructure development has created a lot of jobs nationwide.
However, she noted that, its completion is not guaranteed should the opposition NPP win the December 7elections.
Therefore, Hanna Tetteh charged NDC members to work hard to ensure their legacy is protected and President Mahama is retained in power.
The Cape Coast sport staduim is agog following the arrival of President John Mahama for the NDC's campaign launch.
He is expected to address party faithful and the entire nation on his achievements and why they must retain him in power.
Minister for Employment for Labour Relations, Haruna Iddrisu says President Mahama has the key to lead Ghana to the promise land.
According to him, all the things being promised by the flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is being done by President Mahama.
“When Nana Addo promises, John Mahama commits” he told the ecstatic supports of the NDC at the Cape Coast sports stadium.
General Secretary of NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia being ushered to his seat.
The victory of President John Mahama in the December 7 general elections will be like a bomb.
This is according to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Director of Elections, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.
Addressing party faithful at the Central regional capital, Cape Coast, he indicated that, the NDC under the leadership of President Mahama has worked assiduously and will win majority votes even in the strongholds of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
"We won eight regions but this time will win more votes in the stronghold of the NPP because President Mahama has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he deserves a second term" he stressed.
But touting the President’s achievements, Mr Ofosu Ampofo said the government listened to the cry of the people and delivered the goods to them.
In his view, the future of Ghana is guaranteed under the leadership of a unifier like President Mahama thus Ghanaians don’t have any excuse retaining him in power.
Also, the Local Government and Rural Development Minister says President John Mahama deserves a second term because he has delivered on all front of the Ghanaian economy.
Collins Dauda says when Ghanaians take a cursory look at the water situation which "used to grind the nation"; the Mahama government has addressed the issue.
“When you go to Kpong in Tema, President Mahama has put in place equipment that is pumping 40 million gallons of water a day [uncharacteristic] of in the history of the nation,” he told teeming supporters of the NDC at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium during the party’s National Campaign Launch Sunday.
Acute water shortage across the country is not a new development considering the way water is managed in the country.
This year alone, several areas namely, Nswama, HO, Kyebi, Kadeji, Nkaseimu, and Mampong have all suffered severe acute water shortage.
Collins Dauda believes “had it not been for President Mahama” the water situation would be worsening daily.
Minister for Sports, Nii Lante Vanderpuye called on the supporters to thank God for giving the party a humble person like President Mahama.
Citing the several infrastructural developments government has undertaken in the Greater Accra region, he said the only thing left for indigenes is to retain the NDC in power.
Some of the other speakers include Minister for Health, Alex Segbefia, Member of the Council of State, Madam Cecelia Jonhson, former Member of Parliament for Keta and former Minister for Trade and Industry, Dan Abodakpi have all justified why President Mahama should be retained in power.
Party founder and former President Jerry John Rawlings has arrived at the event grounds.
- See more at: http://ghana-news.adomonline.com/politics/2016/August-14th/mahamas-victory-will-be-like-a-bomb-ofosu-ampofo.php#sthash.S0lXdCUe.dpuf
Former President Jerry Rawlings is warning the NDC not to underestimate the opposition NPP.
He said the only way the NDC can be able to beat them is to stick to their core principles of probity, accountability and social justice.
"NPP cannot be under estimated. The nature of who they are and where they are coming from will keep them where they are"
Lets have a clean, clear and stable election.
He urged the party to go through the campaign without any provocation. He said he will reserve what he has to say until afte the elections.
Former President Jerry Rawlings takes the podium to address NDC supporters.
He recounts how the first lady approached him and asked whether he will boom to day and he said he wont. " If I talk there is not an issue, if I dont talk tooo, people complain"
Majority leader, Alban Kingsford Bagbin is convinced the NDC will win the December 7 general elections.
According to him, given the mammoth crowd overflowing the boundaries of the Central region, he is confident President Mahama will remain in office.
'Not even the NPP, CPP, PPP and all the other Ps cannot stand to the might of our great NDC party. It is obvious his excellency will receive a one touch victory from Ghanaians" Mr. Bagbin stressed.
He says considering the spate at which some members who lost their bid to become parliamentary candidates of the party are contesting as independent candidates, it will be difficult for the NDC to win more seats.
“The area of uncertainty is the number of parliamentary seat the party is going to win and the campaign team must adopt a multi-purpose campaign strategy tailored to solving the interpersonal issue,” he told supporters of the party during the 2016 Campaign Launch.
National Organizer and National Campaign Coordinator, Kofi Adams currently address the gathering.
"We have here our Chairman and General Secretary who were elected by you at the congress. We have elected our President and Parliamentary candidates in records time.
On the other side, we see a party that isspecialised in suspension, intimidation, confusion, deception, brutality, a party that is specialised in acidification.
President Mahama has set a record. His performance in four years is unprecedented. This country moves only when the NDC is in power.
Kofi Adams leaves the stage to shouts of 'JM To aso.
Three ordinary Ghanaians have been invited to share their testimonies of how the Mahama government has transformed their lives.
The first was a lady who gave her name as Maame Esi from Abura Asebu inthe Central region. She said her life has been transformed through Masloc.
Another gentleman, Mr Blay who hails from Cape Coast said he now now provide for his family because Masloc helped him buy a taxi.
A disabed from Ellembele called Mr. Otu said he was able to get a tricycle through Masloc and have now stopped begging inthe streets.
He urged his fellow disabled men and women to support President Mahama to have their lives transformed.
Central Regional Minister, Kweku Ricketts Hagan unofficially welcoming the President and his wife, Lordina Mahama and all the NDC faithfuls to the region.
"This Cape Coast staduim we are stadning in and other projects are all because of President Mahama' he stated.
Also present is vice president Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur and his wife, Matilda.
The regional Minister said
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hanna Tetteh says government through infrastructure development has created a lot of jobs nationwide.
However, she noted that, its completion is not guaranteed should the opposition NPP win the December 7elections.
Therefore, Hanna Tetteh charged NDC members to work hard to ensure their legacy is protected and President Mahama is retained in power.
The Cape Coast sport staduim is agog following the arrival of President John Mahama for the NDC's campaign launch.
He is expected to address party faithful and the entire nation on his achievements and why they must retain him in power.
Minister for Employment for Labour Relations, Haruna Iddrisu says President Mahama has the key to lead Ghana to the promise land.
According to him, all the things being promised by the flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is being done by President Mahama.
“When Nana Addo promises, John Mahama commits” he told the ecstatic supports of the NDC at the Cape Coast sports stadium.
General Secretary of NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia being ushered to his seat.
The victory of President John Mahama in the December 7 general elections will be like a bomb.
This is according to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Director of Elections, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.
Addressing party faithful at the Central regional capital, Cape Coast, he indicated that, the NDC under the leadership of President Mahama has worked assiduously and will win majority votes even in the strongholds of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
"We won eight regions but this time will win more votes in the stronghold of the NPP because President Mahama has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he deserves a second term" he stressed.
But touting the President’s achievements, Mr Ofosu Ampofo said the government listened to the cry of the people and delivered the goods to them.
In his view, the future of Ghana is guaranteed under the leadership of a unifier like President Mahama thus Ghanaians don’t have any excuse retaining him in power.
Also, the Local Government and Rural Development Minister says President John Mahama deserves a second term because he has delivered on all front of the Ghanaian economy.
Collins Dauda says when Ghanaians take a cursory look at the water situation which "used to grind the nation"; the Mahama government has addressed the issue.
“When you go to Kpong in Tema, President Mahama has put in place equipment that is pumping 40 million gallons of water a day [uncharacteristic] of in the history of the nation,” he told teeming supporters of the NDC at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium during the party’s National Campaign Launch Sunday.
Acute water shortage across the country is not a new development considering the way water is managed in the country.
This year alone, several areas namely, Nswama, HO, Kyebi, Kadeji, Nkaseimu, and Mampong have all suffered severe acute water shortage.
Collins Dauda believes “had it not been for President Mahama” the water situation would be worsening daily.
Minister for Sports, Nii Lante Vanderpuye called on the supporters to thank God for giving the party a humble person like President Mahama.
Citing the several infrastructural developments government has undertaken in the Greater Accra region, he said the only thing left for indigenes is to retain the NDC in power.
Some of the other speakers include Minister for Health, Alex Segbefia, Member of the Council of State, Madam Cecelia Jonhson, former Member of Parliament for Keta and former Minister for Trade and Industry, Dan Abodakpi have all justified why President Mahama should be retained in power.
Party founder and former President Jerry John Rawlings has arrived at the event grounds.
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General Secretary of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia say the party is battle ready for the December general elections
Former President Jerry Rawlings is warning the NDC not to underestimate the opposition NPP.
He said the only way the NDC can be able to beat them is to stick to their core principles of probity, accountability and social justice.
"NPP cannot be under estimated. The nature of who they are and where they are coming from will keep them where they are"
Lets have a clean, clear and stable election.
He urged the party to go through the campaign without any provocation. He said he will reserve what he has to say until afte the elections.
Former President Jerry Rawlings takes the podium to address NDC supporters.
He recounts how the first lady approached him and asked whether he will boom to day and he said he wont. " If I talk there is not an issue, if I dont talk tooo, people complain"
Majority leader, Alban Kingsford Bagbin is convinced the NDC will win the December 7 general elections.
According to him, given the mammoth crowd overflowing the boundaries of the Central region, he is confident President Mahama will remain in office.
'Not even the NPP, CPP, PPP and all the other Ps cannot stand to the might of our great NDC party. It is obvious his excellency will receive a one touch victory from Ghanaians" Mr. Bagbin stressed.
He says considering the spate at which some members who lost their bid to become parliamentary candidates of the party are contesting as independent candidates, it will be difficult for the NDC to win more seats.
“The area of uncertainty is the number of parliamentary seat the party is going to win and the campaign team must adopt a multi-purpose campaign strategy tailored to solving the interpersonal issue,” he told supporters of the party during the 2016 Campaign Launch.
National Organizer and National Campaign Coordinator, Kofi Adams currently address the gathering.
"We have here our Chairman and General Secretary who were elected by you at the congress. We have elected our President and Parliamentary candidates in records time.
On the other side, we see a party that isspecialised in suspension, intimidation, confusion, deception, brutality, a party that is specialised in acidification.
President Mahama has set a record. His performance in four years is unprecedented. This country moves only when the NDC is in power.
Kofi Adams leaves the stage to shouts of 'JM To aso.
Three ordinary Ghanaians have been invited to share their testimonies of how the Mahama government has transformed their lives.
The first was a lady who gave her name as Maame Esi from Abura Asebu inthe Central region. She said her life has been transformed through Masloc.
Another gentleman, Mr Blay who hails from Cape Coast said he now now provide for his family because Masloc helped him buy a taxi.
A disabed from Ellembele called Mr. Otu said he was able to get a tricycle through Masloc and have now stopped begging inthe streets.
He urged his fellow disabled men and women to support President Mahama to have their lives transformed.
Central Regional Minister, Kweku Ricketts Hagan unofficially welcoming the President and his wife, Lordina Mahama and all the NDC faithfuls to the region.
"This Cape Coast staduim we are stadning in and other projects are all because of President Mahama' he stated.
Also present is vice president Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur and his wife, Matilda.
The regional Minister said
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hanna Tetteh says government through infrastructure development has created a lot of jobs nationwide.
However, she noted that, its completion is not guaranteed should the opposition NPP win the December 7elections.
Therefore, Hanna Tetteh charged NDC members to work hard to ensure their legacy is protected and President Mahama is retained in power.
The Cape Coast sport staduim is agog following the arrival of President John Mahama for the NDC's campaign launch.
He is expected to address party faithful and the entire nation on his achievements and why they must retain him in power.
Minister for Employment for Labour Relations, Haruna Iddrisu says President Mahama has the key to lead Ghana to the promise land.
According to him, all the things being promised by the flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is being done by President Mahama.
“When Nana Addo promises, John Mahama commits” he told the ecstatic supports of the NDC at the Cape Coast sports stadium.
General Secretary of NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia being ushered to his seat.
The victory of President John Mahama in the December 7 general elections will be like a bomb.
This is according to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Director of Elections, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.
Addressing party faithful at the Central regional capital, Cape Coast, he indicated that, the NDC under the leadership of President Mahama has worked assiduously and will win majority votes even in the strongholds of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
"We won eight regions but this time will win more votes in the stronghold of the NPP because President Mahama has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he deserves a second term" he stressed.
But touting the President’s achievements, Mr Ofosu Ampofo said the government listened to the cry of the people and delivered the goods to them.
In his view, the future of Ghana is guaranteed under the leadership of a unifier like President Mahama thus Ghanaians don’t have any excuse retaining him in power.
Also, the Local Government and Rural Development Minister says President John Mahama deserves a second term because he has delivered on all front of the Ghanaian economy.
Collins Dauda says when Ghanaians take a cursory look at the water situation which "used to grind the nation"; the Mahama government has addressed the issue.
“When you go to Kpong in Tema, President Mahama has put in place equipment that is pumping 40 million gallons of water a day [uncharacteristic] of in the history of the nation,” he told teeming supporters of the NDC at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium during the party’s National Campaign Launch Sunday.
Acute water shortage across the country is not a new development considering the way water is managed in the country.
This year alone, several areas namely, Nswama, HO, Kyebi, Kadeji, Nkaseimu, and Mampong have all suffered severe acute water shortage.
Collins Dauda believes “had it not been for President Mahama” the water situation would be worsening daily.
Minister for Sports, Nii Lante Vanderpuye called on the supporters to thank God for giving the party a humble person like President Mahama.
Citing the several infrastructural developments government has undertaken in the Greater Accra region, he said the only thing left for indigenes is to retain the NDC in power.
Some of the other speakers include Minister for Health, Alex Segbefia, Member of the Council of State, Madam Cecelia Jonhson, former Member of Parliament for Keta and former Minister for Trade and Industry, Dan Abodakpi have all justified why President Mahama should be retained in power.
Party founder and former President Jerry John Rawlings has arrived at the event grounds.
- See more at: http://ghana-news.adomonline.com/politics/2016/August-14th/mahamas-victory-will-be-like-a-bomb-ofosu-ampofo.php#sthash.S0lXdCUe.dpuf
Former President Jerry Rawlings is warning the NDC not to underestimate the opposition NPP.
He said the only way the NDC can be able to beat them is to stick to their core principles of probity, accountability and social justice.
"NPP cannot be under estimated. The nature of who they are and where they are coming from will keep them where they are"
Lets have a clean, clear and stable election.
He urged the party to go through the campaign without any provocation. He said he will reserve what he has to say until afte the elections.
Former President Jerry Rawlings takes the podium to address NDC supporters.
He recounts how the first lady approached him and asked whether he will boom to day and he said he wont. " If I talk there is not an issue, if I dont talk tooo, people complain"
Majority leader, Alban Kingsford Bagbin is convinced the NDC will win the December 7 general elections.
According to him, given the mammoth crowd overflowing the boundaries of the Central region, he is confident President Mahama will remain in office.
'Not even the NPP, CPP, PPP and all the other Ps cannot stand to the might of our great NDC party. It is obvious his excellency will receive a one touch victory from Ghanaians" Mr. Bagbin stressed.
He says considering the spate at which some members who lost their bid to become parliamentary candidates of the party are contesting as independent candidates, it will be difficult for the NDC to win more seats.
“The area of uncertainty is the number of parliamentary seat the party is going to win and the campaign team must adopt a multi-purpose campaign strategy tailored to solving the interpersonal issue,” he told supporters of the party during the 2016 Campaign Launch.
National Organizer and National Campaign Coordinator, Kofi Adams currently address the gathering.
"We have here our Chairman and General Secretary who were elected by you at the congress. We have elected our President and Parliamentary candidates in records time.
On the other side, we see a party that isspecialised in suspension, intimidation, confusion, deception, brutality, a party that is specialised in acidification.
President Mahama has set a record. His performance in four years is unprecedented. This country moves only when the NDC is in power.
Kofi Adams leaves the stage to shouts of 'JM To aso.
Three ordinary Ghanaians have been invited to share their testimonies of how the Mahama government has transformed their lives.
The first was a lady who gave her name as Maame Esi from Abura Asebu inthe Central region. She said her life has been transformed through Masloc.
Another gentleman, Mr Blay who hails from Cape Coast said he now now provide for his family because Masloc helped him buy a taxi.
A disabed from Ellembele called Mr. Otu said he was able to get a tricycle through Masloc and have now stopped begging inthe streets.
He urged his fellow disabled men and women to support President Mahama to have their lives transformed.
Central Regional Minister, Kweku Ricketts Hagan unofficially welcoming the President and his wife, Lordina Mahama and all the NDC faithfuls to the region.
"This Cape Coast staduim we are stadning in and other projects are all because of President Mahama' he stated.
Also present is vice president Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur and his wife, Matilda.
The regional Minister said
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hanna Tetteh says government through infrastructure development has created a lot of jobs nationwide.
However, she noted that, its completion is not guaranteed should the opposition NPP win the December 7elections.
Therefore, Hanna Tetteh charged NDC members to work hard to ensure their legacy is protected and President Mahama is retained in power.
The Cape Coast sport staduim is agog following the arrival of President John Mahama for the NDC's campaign launch.
He is expected to address party faithful and the entire nation on his achievements and why they must retain him in power.
Minister for Employment for Labour Relations, Haruna Iddrisu says President Mahama has the key to lead Ghana to the promise land.
According to him, all the things being promised by the flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is being done by President Mahama.
“When Nana Addo promises, John Mahama commits” he told the ecstatic supports of the NDC at the Cape Coast sports stadium.
General Secretary of NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia being ushered to his seat.
The victory of President John Mahama in the December 7 general elections will be like a bomb.
This is according to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Director of Elections, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.
Addressing party faithful at the Central regional capital, Cape Coast, he indicated that, the NDC under the leadership of President Mahama has worked assiduously and will win majority votes even in the strongholds of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
"We won eight regions but this time will win more votes in the stronghold of the NPP because President Mahama has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he deserves a second term" he stressed.
But touting the President’s achievements, Mr Ofosu Ampofo said the government listened to the cry of the people and delivered the goods to them.
In his view, the future of Ghana is guaranteed under the leadership of a unifier like President Mahama thus Ghanaians don’t have any excuse retaining him in power.
Also, the Local Government and Rural Development Minister says President John Mahama deserves a second term because he has delivered on all front of the Ghanaian economy.
Collins Dauda says when Ghanaians take a cursory look at the water situation which "used to grind the nation"; the Mahama government has addressed the issue.
“When you go to Kpong in Tema, President Mahama has put in place equipment that is pumping 40 million gallons of water a day [uncharacteristic] of in the history of the nation,” he told teeming supporters of the NDC at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium during the party’s National Campaign Launch Sunday.
Acute water shortage across the country is not a new development considering the way water is managed in the country.
This year alone, several areas namely, Nswama, HO, Kyebi, Kadeji, Nkaseimu, and Mampong have all suffered severe acute water shortage.
Collins Dauda believes “had it not been for President Mahama” the water situation would be worsening daily.
Minister for Sports, Nii Lante Vanderpuye called on the supporters to thank God for giving the party a humble person like President Mahama.
Citing the several infrastructural developments government has undertaken in the Greater Accra region, he said the only thing left for indigenes is to retain the NDC in power.
Some of the other speakers include Minister for Health, Alex Segbefia, Member of the Council of State, Madam Cecelia Jonhson, former Member of Parliament for Keta and former Minister for Trade and Industry, Dan Abodakpi have all justified why President Mahama should be retained in power.
Party founder and former President Jerry John Rawlings has arrived at the event grounds.
- See more at: http://ghana-news.adomonline.com/politics/2016/August-14th/mahamas-victory-will-be-like-a-bomb-ofosu-ampofo.php#sthash.S0lXdCUe.dpuf
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