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NDC Presidential Primaries: You can’t score 10% even if you are the EC- 6 aspirants told

Six National Democratic Congress Presidential Candidates Hopefuls have been urged to stop risking their lives and resources touring the country to beg for votes from kingmakers of the party for they together will not score ten percent in the primaries even if they are made the electoral commissioner to supervise the presidential primaries.

Date Created : 2/3/2019 12:00:25 AM : Story Author : William Dei-Gyau/Ghanadistricts.com

This was an advise given to Sylvester Mensah, Alban Bagbin, Goosie Tanoh, Ekow Spio-Garbrah, Joshua Alabi and Nurudeen Idrissu by the former Constituency Secretary of the party for the Upper Denkyira East Constituency, Apatsea Isaac Kwasi during his recent media encounter aimed at reminding Ghanaians of the many projects initiated by the former President John Dramani Mahama during his previous administration.

According to the former Constituency Secretary the upcoming internal election is just a mock exam which is to prepare the former president for the main exams in December next year which he believes will lead John Mahama back to the Flagstaff house in January 2021 since delegates has decided on the candidature of the former President John Dramani Mahama.

Apatsea Isaac kwasi added "I want to thank John Mahama for the numerous projects he did from road networks, Building of Community SHS, expansion of water projects, free fertilizers to Ghanaian farmers, building of hospitals including University of Ghana Teaching Hospitals and introduction of progressive free SHS".

"In the area of employment, he offered lots of jobs to the youth at SSNIT, Local Government, the security agencies and many stop gap employment and training a lot of youth to gain employable skills" he emphasised.

"Even though six(6) other candidates are contesting John Mahama he will sail his victory with over 90% votes, even if they are made the electoral commissioners to supervise the primaries or better still dashed with some votes before the 23rd February elections they can't win, this e prepare him for the flagstaff house again" he stated.

The former constituency secretary advised John Mahama to focus on his policies and programs for Ghana when he finally get sworn in as the President of Ghana on 7th January 2021.

"Former President Mahama at this time should focus much of his attention to his policies and programmes that he will put in place to redeem Ghanaians from this hardship economy Akufo Addo- Bawumia government has sent us to when he is finally sworn inn in January 2021 to usher him and the NDC back to the Flagstaff house".

Mr. Apetsea further advice the former President to involve all his contestants in his government to also bring on board their intellectuals which will help him (the President) to reunite the ranks and files of the party after the Presidential Primaries and assign roles to all the other six candidates contesting in order for Ghanaians to have trust in him and the NDC.

The former Constituency Secretary who is leasing his boot to lead the party in the Upper Denkyira East Constituency as a Parliamentary Candidate called on John Mahama and the party executives to set put up a team to work with the Constituency and Branch Executives to elect good parliamentary candidates to lead the party in the constituencies.

He appealed that the party should adopt and support such parliamentary candidates duly elected with logistics and should not be left to their fate especially the orphan constituencies believing that the party will secure majority seats in parliament to make governance easy for the incoming President John Dramani Mahama government.

Mr. Apatsea Isaac Kwasi who has vowed to put the youth in the center of his administration when elected as a parliamentarian to serve the people of the Upper Denkyira East in the central region of Ghana.

He said he is about to release his 10 point development plans which will lead to development of Upper Denkyira East Constituency saying

"if delegates appreciate my ten points adopted to transform our constituency and finally vote for me the Constituency will see difference".

He said it is time a youth who was born and brought up in the Upper Denkyira east Constituency becomes an MP to project the Constituency to attract investors to come to the aid of the constituency.