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General News of Saturday, January 26, 2019
Source: Graphic.com.gh
2019-01-26
Mr Clement Boadi
The Liberal Party of Ghana (GPL) parliamentary candidate in the partial election of Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency, Mr. Clement Boadi, promised to shake the spirits in the next election.
According to him, the time had come to break with the political duopoly that had characterized the elections in the region over the years.
In an interview with the Daily Graphic, Mr. Boadi said that over the years, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) had alternated powers in a way that would He had not benefited the population.
Break the duopoly
He said: "I am here to break this duopoly because the NPP and the NDC hold Ghanaians for granted for too long."
Mr. Boadi urged voters to vote for them and vote for him, saying: "I will ask everyone to vote and vote for me. People should not think that it will be solely a conflict between the two major parties that take us for granted for too long, but they should make changes by publishing their numbers and voting for me.
He thinks that the most powerful signal that voters could send to the two major parties that had taken them for granted over the years was to come forward and vote for him.
Marrying his vision of the constituency, he said that the constituency of Ayawaso West Wuogon had a lot of potential that could be exploited for a better development than the one she had known so far.
For example, he said, the riding could boast strong tertiary institutions and people with strong academic backgrounds.
"Basically, we can not say that the constituency lacks a lot in terms of development, but the missing link is a person who would be easily accessible and able to exploit the abundant resources of the constituency at a higher level," he said. he stressed.
A servant for the constituency
What the constituency needs, more importantly, he said, is someone who has the inherent ability to voice his concerns in Parliament, explaining that "for me, the constituency needs a servant to do its job. "
One of the major challenges facing the constituency, he said, was security, noting that many people have consistently called for strengthening the security of the region so that citizens can stay safe. perform their duties without fear.
"So that people can go to bed and sleep peacefully, knowing that they are safe and that they would not be victims of criminal activities that have been taking place in the area for some time," he said. he declared.
Its vision is to work to strengthen the security of the region by training community watchdogs and ensuring that community policing is a top priority.
For young people, his vision is to set up a vocational training center to stimulate the development of the entrepreneurial spirit in order to make young people economically independent, so that no one who will complete higher education will only turn to the government to find a job.
Entrepreneurial development
"My policy is that in addition to obtaining university degrees, young people should also have skills that can be used to complete their degrees in order to benefit from an improved combination of both," she said. -he indicates.
"I will create a center where we can train young people to acquire the necessary skills so that they can make a significant contribution not only to the development of the constituency, but to that of the nation as a whole," he said. He underlines.
Among other things, Mr. Boadi said he had discovered some areas, such as Bawaleshie, where he would build a turf astro to identify and value the talents of youth in this sector.
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