John Dramani Mahama, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, has concluded his three-day campaign tour of the Upper West Region, where he interacted with traditional leaders and reiterated his commitment to resetting Ghana’s economy .
During his meeting with the Regional House of Chiefs, Mahama addressed concerns across various sectors, outlining his first 120 days Social Contract with Ghanaians. He emphasized his vision, “Building the Ghana we want together,” and pledged to nominate cabinet ministers within 14 days and establish the leanest government under the fourth republic within 90 days.
Mahama stressed accountability, promising a robust code of conduct for government officials to ensure integrity. He also announced plans for a National Economic Dialogue to discuss Ghana’s economic state and create a homegrown fiscal consolidation program.
In various engagements, Mahama focused on change, development, and improving lives. He vowed to enhance road networks, education, healthcare, and agriculture through Farmer Service Centres. Mahama urged voters to support the NDC, citing its proven track record of superior economic management.
The NDC aims to secure all 11 parliamentary seats in the Upper West Region, currently holding eight. Mr. Mahama cautioned against “sweet talks” from opponents, emphasizing realistic alternatives.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
