A Vice-Chairperson of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and former Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Samuel Sarpong, has urged the party’s members to consciously talk to people about the party’s policies.
Speaking to this reporter in Accra, Dr Sarpong said just like John Mahama, the 2024 Presidential Candidate does in his rounds, party members should talk about the party’s policies when they go round during campaigns.
The Vice-Chairman said Ghanaians vote for policies they find attractive, adding that those who are able to talk about them very well get people convinced to vote for their favourite candidates.
“I would encourage every NDC member that wherever they go or find themselves rather than anything they should talk about the good policies our flag-bearer is promising including the over 1 million jobs to be created for the youth in ICT, the establishment of Women Bank as well as the non-payment of tuition fees for first year university students”, Dr Sarpong enumerated.
Charge:
Dr Sarpong advised that as campaigns reach the home stretch, it was important that Ghanaians are reminded of the policy interventions the NDC was proposing.
He said a constant reference to the policies by members would shape mindsets and get them to vote for the NDC on December 7.
The NDC Vice Chairman said the NDC possesses the best of policy proposals than any of the other contesting parties.
“We have the best of policy interventions and so ours is to go out there and sell the message to the electorate”, Dr Sarpong stressed.
Comportment:
The NDC Vice-Chairperson admonished party members not to lose their focus by the distractions from the governing NPP.
He said the NDC was on the verge of achieving a famous victory in the upcoming elections, adding that they should keep their focus on achieving same.
Dr Sarpong therefore urged party members to keep up their comportment till the elections are over.
“Everything points to our victory and ours is to work hard and ensure that we account for every ballot cast in our favor by the end of the December 7 polls”, the NDC Vice Chairperson stated.
Story By Michael Ofosu-Afriyie, Kumasi.
