Vote for change - Nana Addo tells electorates

The president candidate of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Akufo-Addo, has called on electorates in the Greater Accra Region to vote him into power to enable him implement his policies towards the development of the country.

He toured Sege, Ada, Prampram, among other communities on Thursday September 23, in the Greater Accra Region.

“Everywhere I go, I have realised that people want a change of government. I believe Sege will be part of the change. I want the people of Sege and everybody to know that I have better policies to implement for Ghana’s development. The NPP will develop Ghana and not steal from citizens like what the current government is doing. We want to improve the future of children in this country,” he said.

As part of his campaign promises, Nana Akufo-Addo has stated he will construct a factory in each district as well as build an irrigation dam in every farming community in the North to support Ghana in becoming dependent in term of food production if he is elected as president in the December 7, presidential elections.

Background

The Presidential nominee of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Nana Akuffo Addo will today (September 20, 2016) resume his campaign tour in the Greater Accra Region.

Nana Addo is expected to visit some constituencies in the region including Dodowa, Adentan amongst others.

Nana Addo has already toured all the ten regions. In the first phase of his campaign tour, he met chiefs and addressed rallies in various constituencies.

Some chiefs he met endorsed him while others admonished him to help Ghana out of its current economic crisis if he wins the 2016 elections.

Meanwhile, Nana Addo at every rally or courtesy call urged Ghanaian electorates to vote for change. He has also made some promises at various places.

Some of the promises he made during his regional tour include the creation of one more region from the Western Region, One village one dam in the Northern Region and one district, one factory.

But President Mahama has described such promises made by Nana Akufo Addo as ancient