According to the EIU survey, you will be shocked in 2020 – Elvis Ankrah at the nuclear power plant

Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, Election Manager, NDC

Election director of the largest opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, has advised the leaders of the new Patriotic Party (NPP), in power, not to feel too much at the same time. To win the next election following the last election. Economic Intelligence Inquiry Report (EIU) which made them look like probable winners.

He said the opposition NDC led by former President John Mahama was going to expel the NPP and that its super incompetent members would have left by 2020.

"As for me, I will be very happy if the NPP will use the results of this research as a basis to say that it is already winning the next election. For us, as a party, we know that we have not won yet and we continue to work hard by traveling the country to reach the voters with our campaign messages, "he said in a commentary. on Accra FM on Friday.

According to Mr. Afriyie Ankrah, besides the fact that the NDC is reviewing the details of the EIU report to seize the opportunities, it is currently conducting its own surveys to badess the party's performance in order to: increase its chances towards the elections.

Elvis Afriyie Ankrah is the last NDC spokesman to comment on the latest Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) report that the current nuclear power plant could have a slight advantage over the NDC in the 2020 elections because the envisaged improvement of the economy for the rest of the government mandate led by Akufo Addo.

While recognizing that the Business Intelligence Unit is a reputable research organization with a reputation for correctly predicting certain events, it also has a history of predictions that have not materialized.

He observed that the survey results were a double-edged sword with both strengths and weaknesses. And if someone who is experienced in elections has such a report, she can use it wisely for the benefit of her party.

He is confident that the NDC could take advantage of the weaknesses highlighted in the BNP administration in the report, such as broken promises, rising cost of living in the country and unemployment problems, among others, he's still working hard. .