NDC Parliamentary Candidate Asserts Ghanaian Demand for Change Ahead of Elections
Hon. Haruna Mohammed, popularly known as B.A, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Parliamentary candidate for Asunafo North Constituency in the Ahafo Region, has articulated a resounding call for change.
In an exclusive interview on the “Rejoice Amansan Ntie” morning show with Yaw Omono-Asamoah, Hon. B.A illuminated the palpable yearning for transformation among Ghanaians as the country gears up for the upcoming general election.During the interview, Hon. B.A pointedly highlighted the myriad challenges facing Ghanaians, citing alarming inflation rates, escalating fuel prices, volatile currency exchange rates, and the general cost of goods.
He passionately asserted that these economic hardships have significantly burdened the populace, signaling a compelling need for a change in government leadership.One of the focal points of Hon. B.A’s discourse was the NDC’s proven track record of developmental initiatives in Asunafo North Constituency.
He underscored the pivotal role that the NDC has played in fostering progress and addressing the needs of the constituents over the years.
Furthermore, Hon. B.A drew attention to his own efforts, even while not in a position of power, to initiate and support projects that benefit the community, particularly in infrastructure development.However, amidst his advocacy for change and development, Hon. B.A did not shy away from critiquing the actions of his political opponents.
He accused the incumbent Member of Parliament (MP) and National Patriotic Party (NPP) Parliamentary candidate of opportunism, alleging that they only prioritize involvement in projects for personal gain and political credit, rather than genuine commitment to community development.
Looking ahead, Hon. B.A appealed to the residents of Asunafo North Constituency, urging them to rally behind him and the NDC as the catalysts for tangible progress and prosperity.
He emphasized the importance of having an influential leader who can effectively advocate for the constituency’s needs and aspirations.
In conclusion, Hon. B.A’s message resonates with a growing sentiment among Ghanaians for substantive change and a government that prioritizes the welfare and development of its people.
As the political landscape intensifies in the lead-up to the elections, his impassioned call for support underscores the critical juncture at which Ghana finds itself, poised for a potential shift towards a new era of governance and progress.
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