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If you die for the party, the party will die for you _ John Dramani Mahama

His Excellency John Mahama

His Excellency John Mahama, the former President of the Republic had declared that whoever works for the National Democratic Congress to win future elections would be equally  awarded. He had lamented that when you die for the NDC, the NDC will die for you. This message had gone down with the rank and file of the party; the party foot soldiers who were in higher or greater anticipation to hear this. Mr. Mahama, we believe has turned the table round and diverted attention to serve party faithfuls and sympathizers first before any other interest. We believe is a step in the right direction and the best approach which will go down well with the good citizens of the country looking at what the New Patrotic Party is doing when it comes to recruitment, employment and contracts and many more. They award base on partisan interest and not on merit. The NDC will award base on loyalty and hardwork and on merit unlike others are awarding. It seems the father for all syndrome is a thing of the past and a matter of time. Youths across the various facets of the economy are demanding employment and recruitment into the various spheres of the public sector space and security agencies. 

Fortunately for us, upon the return of the former president who will be setting and breaking records, he will provide 1 million jobs, provide quality health scheme one time for all, free university education, free laptops for tertiary students, scholarship schemes and student loans for students. Revitalize the economy, boost agricultural productivity: through improved seedling, free fertilizer, pension schemes for cocoa farmers and many incentives. The big push which will see a facelift and upgrade in our infrastructure facilities with 10 billion facility. He would establish six new public universities, construction of six new hospitals, reshaping and alsphating of our roads; expansion and dualizing of major roads: Accra to Kumasi road, Accra to Cape Coast/ Takoradi, Accra to Ho and Accra to Togo, Burkina, Elubo or Ivory Coast. He will construct airport in the Eastern Region and other regions. He will be establishing numerous factories Afro the length and breadth of the country. This, we believe will provide sustainable economic growth and development.

The former President in his recent remarks has shown the courage and moral to champion the cause of freedom, responsibility accountability and transparency and press freedom as well. In his regime press censorship, intimidation, harrasment and molestation will be a thing of the past

Source: https://walkingencyclopaedia360.blogspot.com/2021/10

Writer; Aki-Ola AZIZ

Email. aaziz005@st.ug.edu.gh

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