Mpraeso, Abetifi, Abuakwa mob Bawumia on Eastern regional campaign

  • Africa
  • August 30, 2024
  • 0 Comments

The flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, on Wednesday, took his campaign to the Eastern Region, visiting the Abetifi, Mpraeso and Abuakwa constituencies. 

The paramount chief of Mpraeso, praised Dr Bawumia’s leadership, urging Ghanaians to disregard the ‘liar’ label attached to him by opposition elements. 

They acknowledged his contributions to Ghana’s progress, citing the country’s ranking among the top three in the world in various areas.

 “Many are quick to label Dr Bawumia as a liar. However, all his pronouncements are good, he’s a good leader. Due to his efforts, Ghana is now ranked among the top three in the world in a number of areas.”

Dr Bawumia, has been emphasizing the significance of the free Senior High School policy, highlighting its benefits to Ghanaians.

As part of his ‘It Is Possible’ campaign, Dr Bawumia, visited the Bono East Region on Tuesday, engaging with chiefs, stakeholders, and citizens to garner support for his 2024 general elections bid.

During his campaign, Dr Bawumia touted the NPP government’s successful implementation of the free SHS policy.

He noted that many Ghanaians, have benefited from the policy and the NPP, must be rewarded for the initiative.

“We promised to implement free SHS, and we delivered despite objection from John Mahama. The beauty is that many have benefitted.”

At Abuakwa South, the home of President Akufo-Addo, showed massive support for Dr Bawumia, when he visited as part of his campaign tour of the Eastern Region.

From Abetifi in the morning and Mpraeso in the afternoon, where he had interactions with traditional rulers, market women and people on the streets, Dr Bawumia, got a tumultuous reception at Akyem Asafo in the Abuakwa South constituency, where both young and old gathered to welcome him.

Before his arrival at Akyem Asafo, the NPP flagbearer and his entourage, first called on the Okyenhene, Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin II, who along with sub-chiefs from his traditional area, welcomed Bawumia.

While, Dr Bawumia, paid homage to the Okyenhene, thousands, mostly young people had gathered in neighbouring Akyem Asafo, waiting for the arrival of the man they hope will succeed President Akufo-Addo.

The youth, many of whom joined the milling crowds from neighbouring towns and villages on foot and on motorcycles, defied the rains and waited for Dr Bawumia for over five hours.

The Vice President, eventually arrived around 7 pm, in the company of the current Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, Samuel Atta Akyea and the current parliamentary candidate, Dr Kingsley Agyemang, among a host of NPP  stalwarts.

Amidst cheers, Dr Bawumia delivered a speech, touching on the achievements of the Akufo-Addo government, and several of his own policies, which he plans to implement from January 2025 if elected President.

With the majority of the crowd being the youth, Dr Bawumia focused more on job creation and his flagship programme to train one million youth in ICT, which he said would offer them jobs in Ghana and abroad.

The post Mpraeso, Abetifi, Abuakwa mob Bawumia on Eastern regional campaign appeared first on The Herald ghana.

  • Related Posts

    Dafeamekpor calls for review of Army recruitment age limit

    The Majority Chief Whip and Member of Parliament for South Dayi, Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, has called for a review of the maximum age limit for enlistment into the Ghana Armed Forces…

    Musah Ahmed appointed New Judicial Secretary

    His Excellency the President, acting on the advice of the Judicial Council and in accordance with Article 148 of the 1992 Constitution, has approved the appointment of Mr. Musah Ahmed…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

    Business & Economy

    Lagos launches online platform for Diaspora Land Use Charge appeals

    Pension funds as Nigeria’s hidden infrastructure engine for development 

    SEC-Registered Investment Funds: N120.85 billion undeployed in Q4 2024 

    McNichols shareholder sells N20 million worth of shares amid strong half-year results 

    OML 18: NNPC, Sahara launch 2.2-million-barrel floating vessel

    FG to enforce return-home bond for government-sponsored scholars

    Sbarter launches a unique protocol for skill-based gaming 

    Moniepoint clarifies UK unit’s 2024 loss, spends $2.5 million on Bancom acquisition  

    Lagos announces six-week repair on Adeniji Adele–CMS corridor from Oct. 12 

    DisCos: Meet CEOs of Nigeria’s 12 electricity distribution companies 

    E-payments in Nigeria hit N384 trillion in July — CBN 

    Globacom backs NCC on broadband infrastructure protection

    Globacom backs NCC on broadband infrastructure protection

    Nigeria’s 20-year reform strategy critical to investment appeal – Africa Foresight CEO 

    Nigerian Government plans $2.3 billion Eurobond sale before year end

    Nigerian Government plans $2.3 billion Eurobond sale before year end

    TSA: Billions of FG funds remained outside until August, says Edun  

    How Prof. Prince Blessing Lawal is Redefining the Future of Peace, Leadership, and Socio-Economic Innovation

    Lagos to pilot emergency transport services for women in labour 

    Strike: FG enters final phase of negotiations with ASUU, others

    Cocoa investors sustain dumping spree as the commodity crashes 50% year-to-date 

    Emerging Africa Asset Management earns A-(IM) rating from Agusto & Co. 

    Nigeria’s debt to drop below 40% of GDP as growth improves – World Bank 

    SWOOT Stocks Surge: Nigeria’s ₦1 Trillion Club Starts October Strong!   

    These stocks are the best performing stocks in 2025 so far

    Tetracore Energy Group announces the appointment of Dayo Williams to Managing Director, Subsidiaries

    Xiaomi 15T: Premium Design, Leica Camera, and HyperOS in one package 

    Naira gains against Euro, trades at N1,715 amid France’s crisis

    Gold hits historic $4,000 mark amid U.S. fiscal woes 

    NNPCL responds to Senate queries on N210 trillion audit gaps 

    NiRA announces Tech Convergence 2.0: Shaping Nigeria’s digital future with the power of the internet

    Cristiano Ronaldo becomes football’s first billionaire after Al-Nassr contract  

    Greif Nigeria sets date for final General Meeting before CAC dissolution 

    How Access Arm Pensions helps traders, freelancers & growing entrepreneurs secure their future income 

    Where and how to invest to beat inflation in Q4 2025 

    Telecom subscribers frustrated by poor service quality months after 50% tariff hike 

    Lagos deploys drones, digital tools to curb workplace hazards 

    Emefiele’s lawyer accuses EFCC of blocking forensic test in $4.5 billion fraud trial