Hohoe: Madam Esther Amevor, Hohoe Parliamentary Candidate of the National Democratic Party (NDP), expressed the Party's commitment to developing the rich resources of the Volta Region should they be voted into power in the 2024 general elections. She emphasized the potential of the region's resources to drive progress, urging the electorate to support the NDP in the upcoming December 7 elections. According to Ghana News Agency, Madam Amevor highlighted the importance of the NDP securing victory to ensure the region's development. Speaking at the Southern Sector launch of the Party's campaign in Ho, she called for a massive turnout to vote for the Party's Flagbearer and Parliamentary Candidates. Mr. Prince Mensah, General Secretary of the Party, reiterated the NDP's dedication to grassroots empowerment and active involvement of all citizens, predicting success for the Party in the Hohoe Constituency. Alhaji Mohammed Frimpong, the Party's Flagbearer, underscored the NDP's connection to the founders of the fou rth republic, describing the Party as the architects of the 4th Republican democracy. He emphasized the founders' vision of an inclusive and participatory democracy, and the NDP's commitment to governance policies that promote participation and inclusivity. Alhaji Frimpong stressed the need for leadership to drive policy, advocating for a democracy that is decentralized at the community level to accelerate development. He urged voters to support the NDP to ensure effective democratic processes for the benefit of all Ghanaians, promising a revitalization of the nation's democracy and social fabric established in 1992.
NDP Pledges to Harness Volta Region’s Resources if Elected in 2024.
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