Exactly a year after he was elected as the parliamentary candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for the Ketu North constituency, Edem Agbana has reflected on how people thought he could not hold the people together.
In his reflection of the last year, he said that for many people, after he won the race to lead the NDC in the constituency, they predicted doom for him.
‘From navigating the complexities of the election declaration to addressing the sharp divisions among the rank and file of our party within the constituency, every step of this journey has strengthened and reinforced my unwavering commitment to leading a united party towards achieving our set target of agenda 85% plus in the general elections.
‘The naysayers predicted doom, and many were those who thought the NDC in Ketu North would have broken after the storms, but here we are, united by our pursuit and determined to make history together. It takes a firm leadership to achieve what we have done together,’ he wrote.
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lso stated that at this point, the kind of leadership Ghana needs is the kind that John Dramani Mahama, the NDC Flagbearer, can offer it.
He urged Ghanaians to give their votes to the former president because ‘Ghana is in dire need of leadership, leadership that gives hope and can return our nation to the path of progress and development. The John Mahama candidacy answers all the leadership questions begging for answers.’
Should Edem Agbana win the December 7, 2024, parliamentary elections at Ketu North, he will take over from the current Member of Parliament, James Klutse Avedzi.
Source: Ghana Web