Former Vice Chairman of the opposition National Democratic Congress, H.E Alhaji Said Sinare has called on all presidential and parliamentary candidates aspirants as well as their supporters and party members to unite and achieve the second leg of the party’s victory which is the sack of the New Patriotic Party, NPP from the Jubilee House in 2024 after the 13th May poll.
The Zongo President has urged the leadership, all the major stakeholders of the party to close ranks to work assiduously to ensure the victory of the party in 2024 presidential election.
Alhaji Sinare, one of the longest-serving National executive member of the party also urged Ghanaians to vote for the party’s presumptive presidential candidate, H.E John Dramani Mahama to rescue the country from the economic hardship being experienced presently.
He made the appeal yesterday, while speaking to Mr. Eric Ahianyo of TV TXZ on their IDEA exchange program.
While expressing confidence in Mahama’s experience to fix Ghana’s problems, Alhaji Sinare said the welfare and well-being of Ghanaian youths remained paramount in the NDC programme when the party is elected.
He appealed to leaders of the party at all levels to show greater commitment to the unity and development of the party and put its interest as paramount in all their interactions and activities.
Another four years at the point where we are today, this country will cease to exist for that matter, let’s put our differences aside and rescue Ghanaians, he added.
I also urged all party members to restrain themselves from making negative and provocative statements about the party’s candidates at all levels to ensure unity, peace and sanctity within the NDC family, he stated.
As a party at this difficult moment in the history of our nation, we must gift Ghana a leader who is capable of holding himself and those around him to high standards of accountability and performance, not one who simply preaches about them in public and becomes their clearing agents when found in corrupt practices so I will be too disappointed if we give Mahama at the 13th May poll anything less than 98.5%, he fumes.