NDC Chairman Pledges to Expand Rural Electrification in Election Campaign

Biema: Mr Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has pledged to expand rural electrification across the nation, emphasizing its crucial role in spurring socio-economic growth in rural areas. This commitment was voiced during a political rally in Biema, Banda district, as part of his nationwide 'Retail Campaign' tour for the upcoming General Election on December 7. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr Nketiah highlighted the importance of connecting more rural communities to the national electricity grid to enhance their living conditions and socio-economic development. He addressed the gathering, focusing on the continuous development needs of the population and the role of the NDC in fostering a prosperous nation that improves socio-economic livelihoods. Mr Nketiah urged for a peaceful election process, centered on substantive issues that promote national development and well-being. During his speech, Mr Nketiah called on voters to support Mr Ahmed Ibrahim, the i ncumbent NDC Member of Parliament for Banda Constituency, praising his contributions to local development. He also advocated for the re-election of former President John Dramani Mahama and Alhaji Seidu Haruna, emphasizing their roles in advancing the interests of the Wenchi constituency. The campaign tour also brought attention to local concerns, such as poor road conditions and insufficient educational facilities, highlighted by Nana Ligbi Wullitei II, Chief of Banda Boase. The chief also called for expanding the local market to boost economic activities. Mr Nketiah's tour, which also included stops in Nkosia, Nkyeraa, Subinso Number Two, and Wurumpo, underscores the NDC's focus on addressing the evolving needs of rural communities through infrastructure development and improved public services.