On Monday, September 9th at 2:00 p.m., former President and National Democratic Congress (NDC) flag bearer John Dramani Mahama will submit his nomination papers for the upcoming presidential elections. He will be accompanied by Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, his Vice Presidential Candidate. This marks a significant milestone in Mahama’s campaign for victory in the December 7 elections.
Joyce Bawah Mogtari, the spokesperson for the Mahama campaign, confirmed the filing details, emphasising the event’s significance and the campaign’s focus on inclusivity and economic recovery. “This is a momentous occasion for the NDC as we gear up to build the Ghana we want together. Our campaign focuses on Jobs, Accountability, Development, and a better future for all Ghanaians,” Mogtari stated.
As part of his campaign promises, Mahama has pledged to improve the country’s educational system by investing heavily in infrastructure and teacher training to ensure no child is left behind. Additionally, he has committed to enhancing healthcare services nationwide, vowing to provide accessible and FREE primary healthcare for every Ghanaian.
Meanwhile, the NDC leader is set to embark on a four-day tour of the Bono Region starting Sunday. The #Mahama4Change2024 tour will visit all 12 constituencies with a courtesy call on some traditional councils, community engagements, meeting with religious leaders and interacting with the Bono Regional House of Chiefs.
Mr Mahama will also host a youth forum at the Sunyani Technical University during his tour. He promises to revitalise the economy and create job opportunities through innovative policies and initiatives to spur growth. As the countdown to the elections begins, Mahama’s candidacy has gained momentum. He aims to rally support from across the country to fulfil the collective aspiration of building a better Ghana.
