NDC is the best alternative to the nuclear power plant – Ofosu Ampofo

Sunday, June 9, 2019 Policy

Source: X Y Z

2019-06-09

The Democratic National Congress (CND), the national president of Ghana's largest opposition party, said his party was better prepared than the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) to rule the country.

According to him, the Akufo-Addo administration's failure to keep its promises as Ghanaians in the run-up to the 2016 general elections make the NDC a better alternative for Ghanaians before the 2020 elections, Moreover, the achievements of the past NDC government are incomparable.

"The NDC is a better alternative to the NPP," said the former minister while extolling the party's pace in the direction of the country.

Mr. Ampofo, who was speaking to the regional women's organizers and their deputies in Ghana's 16 regions in Tamale, noted that the majority of Ghanaians were fed up with the NPP leaders and pointed out that if the GPA was not good enough, it was not enough. NDC's female wing was working hard, leaving would emerge victorious in the next election.

The Women's Leadership Workshop held in the North Region Capital, which opened Friday, June 7-10, 2019, focuses on "Rallying the Women's Wing for the 2020 Victory."

Mr. Ampofo, one of the many speakers at the workshop, described the women of the party as "catalysts for an effective organization" and urged them to unite and support each other so to build a strong foundation for NDC's victory in 2020 and to continue the work of former President John Mahama.

As the party's national organizer, he witnessed the constant mobilization of NDC women for the umbrella family's flag bearer, the late Professor JEA Mills, "in the depths of the night" and badured the party victory in the elections.

"Let's work as a team … if we do not build a solid foundation for unity, all we learn here will be in vain," warned the NDC president.

He urged them to establish good relations with all CDN members and to support all party activities, keeping in mind the mandate entrusted to them by the grbadroots.

Advising women to be altruistic and hardworking, Ampofo said, "Let's remember where we come from. Some people have given us the mandate and have good relations with those who have placed us here. "

For him, party members should be extremely proud of the development of infrastructure and the judicious use of the country's resources in capital-intensive and capital-intensive projects for Ghanaians under the rule of law. former Mills / Mahama administration, as well as to maximize the fate of the NDC.

The workshop was hosted by NDC National Women's Organizer Hanna Louisa Bisiw, and her two badistants, Maame Efua Sakyi Aidoo and Abigail Elorm A. Mensah, with the support of the party's youth wing.

Godwin Arko Gunn, national deputy communications officer at the CND, and two deputy national youth organizers, Eric Edem Agbana and Ruth Seddoh, were also present at the program.

Others were Pusiga MP Hajia Laadi Ayamba; Sofo Azorka, NDC National Vice President; The president of the northern NDC region, Alhaji Ibrahim Mobila, among the main members of the party.