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Election 2024 is the moment to rescue and heal Ghana – Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang

Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang

Professor Naana Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, the running mate for the National Democratic Congress has stated that the forthcoming general election is an opportunity to rescue and heal Ghana from of destruction and economic distress.

Prof. Jane indicated the 2024 election will play a significant role in bringing the lost hope of Ghanaians, affirming that it represents more than a party that’s hungry for power adding that it is a crucial moment of healing the country and bringing the economy back on track.

Addressing attendees at her official unveiling at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), the 2020 Vice presidential candidate said “The election is not only about bringing the NDC back to power, which is indispensable in our current circumstances.

“The elections ahead and winning them is about winning elections for a purpose. The purpose goes beyond those enumerated above. The purpose is the opportunity to heal our country again. It is about the opportunity to pull Ghana back from the precipice of destruction, of normalizing corruption, of incomprehensible greed and from deep despair,” she added

“It is to work towards a Ghana where citizens have confidence and hope and are determined to regain their independence of thought and of agenda. We must work towards a Ghana that at the very least, can feed itself; where the law truly works; where there is shared prosperity; where democracy has not become a fluke; where people are not abused and where the basic necessities of life are not denied the majority or eventually, anyone.

“It is a chance to work hard towards a country where citizens do not feel disrespected, are not intimidated, ignored because of the way they vote or the language they speak. The victory we seek as a party is to invite everyone to the onerous task of rebuilding a broken Ghana, of restoring hope, in a manner that the NDC is capable of doing by their history and achievements,” she stated.

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