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Hon. John Dramani Mahama Vice President of the Republic of Ghana |
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| NDC Regional Chairmen declare support for Mills in Election 2012: Regional chairmen of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) have declared their support for President John Evans Atta Mills to lead the party in the 2012 general elections. "We want to stay focused and put our shoulders to the wheel for the success of the Better Ghana agenda; we hope and pray we'll see you in the saddle for 2012 to complete the good works you have started", Mr Kobina Ade Coker, Greater Accra Regional Chairman, who led the Regional Chairmen, assured the President. Read the rest... | ||
NDC Sweden marks June 4th: The secretary of NDC Sweden chapter, Jeff Dzulu, addressed NDC sympathizers in Stockholm to mark the June 4th revolution. He said the day is significant to the good people of Ghana because it restored hope in our communities. The secretary said the opposition NPP feared celebration of the day because it reminds them of the punishment for looting - something they love doing when in office. He said the NPP is known for distorting history and replacing it with what they want to hear. Mr. Dzulu mentioned that the history of Ghana is crucial to any developing nation. He said it was good for our children to know where we came from. Read more... |
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| NDC Sweden Branch Secretary, Jeff Dzulu, addressed party faithfuls on June 4th | ||
| Cadres urged to support Mills administration: Mr Ahmed Iddrisu, Secretary to the Ashanti Regional United Cadres Front, has urged members to re-organize and support the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) government to succeed. "We should avoid divisions, in-fighting, accusations and other negative attitudes and rally solidly behind the Mills Administration and the party to deliver on its campaign promises". Mr Iddrisu was addressing fellow cadres after they had planted over 400 tree seedlings at Afamanaso and Boanim in the Sekyere South District to mark the 31st Celebration of the June 4 Uprising which brought Flt. Lt Jerry John Rawlings to power in 1979. Read more... | ||
| June 4 was a justifiable divine intervention - Rawlings: Former President, Jerry John Rawlings says what happened on June 4, 1979 was a justifiable divine intervention and an expression of rage against the rape and corruption by political and military leaders of the time. He refuted assertions that he disliked President Mills but said he was concerned that his country does not return to the devil and hoped that Mills will take criticisms in sincerity. “What happened in ’79 was the halting effect of what Jesus Christ did in the temple when people were gambling and selling in the church", Rawlings said. Read the rest... |
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| Rawlings addressed a mammoth rally celebrating June 4 | ||
| NDC sets out strategies to retain power in Elections 2012: The ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) at the weekend intensified strategies to retain power in Elections 2012 with the inauguration of the Greater Accra Regional Women's wing of the Zongo Caucus in Accra.
The wing tagged "Magajia" was tasked to replicate the caucus in every constituency with a mission to mobilise, educate, canvas and propagate the "Better Ghana," agenda of the government in order to attract more members to the party. Read the rest... |
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| NDC political forum: Dr. Hannah Louisa Bisiw, Deputy Minister of Water Resources, Works and Housing, has urged Government Appointees to co-operate with members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), to retain power for a long time. She made this call at an outreach programme dubbed, "Projecting NDC Ideology," for the Tema West Constituency. Dr. Bisiw stated that, the NDC stands for the Social Democratic ideology to advocate change, and implement new ideas through democratic principles for the welfare and advancement of society. The Deputy Minister reiterated that government would continue to encourage and support the development of the private sector. She was of the view that the high level of participation of local investors served as a mark of confidence in the local economy. Dr. Bisiw stressed that the government would not fail to apply fair and equitable social distribution mechanisms that would ensure the welfare of all citizens, including the weak and the vulnerable in society. She suggested that education in the party should be intensified and great attention be paid to enhance the collective leadership of the party's Executive Committee. Read more... |
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