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You have already won - Dagbon Regent assures Mahama
The Regent said a Wednesday evening in the Yendi Municipality ahead of the President’s is signifies victory for the National Democratic Congress on whose ticket the President is contesting the elections.
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The Regent said a Wednesday evening in the Yendi Municipality ahead of the President’s visit signifies victory for the National Democratic Congress on whose ticket the President is contesting the elections.
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President Mahama who is on a campaign tour of the Northern Region, had visited the Regent to seek his blessing ahead of the polls on December 7. Before he addressed the charged crowd at the Gbewa Palace, the Regent in his welcome message assured President Mahama of victory.
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“The rain signifies your pure heart and good deeds, we have seen your works and today just like some years back, I and the entire Dagbon know you have won already,” the Regent said.
He further revealed plans to upgrade the Yendi Municipal Hospital to ensure patients receive quality healthcare.
The president also promised to continue construction of the Eastern Corridor road.
He touted some achievements of his government, which he said includes the expansion of the Tamale Airport Runway that currently has one of the biggest runways in Ghana.
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