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Akufo-Addo is the most rounded & experienced candidate – Says Ex Pres. Kufuor
Former President John Agyekum Kufuor has warned, Ghanaians will continue to suffer economic hardships if the New Patriotic Party (NPP) is once again kept in opposition after the December general elections.
And lets keep in mind that He's the Best President Ghana Has ever had and he Ranks Number 1 in the Whole of Africa.
Ex-president Kufuor said the opposition NPP can boast of the best candidate in the person of Nana Akufo-Addo in the contest for the presidency because he has been tried and tested.
“I have no doubt the NPP flagbearer is the most rounded and experienced on the field and has tried and tested team of would-be ministers,” Kufuor said at the Second Danquah Institute’s Liberty Lecture in Accra on Thursday.
“Most of them I worked with in government and I can vouch for them.”
Former President Kufuor said the NPP has the most formidable “programme for moving Ghana forward” since it was the first to ever introduce a National Health Insurance Scheme during his reign, and brought large investment in infrastructure to Ghana “without pumping a drop of oil.”
“This year’s election is a verdict of Ghanaians of the last four years. It’s about the future of all Ghanaians… Let the nation look at the record of NPP and other parties. Let the nation look at the many promises which are unfulfilled, especially in current times.
Let’s look at the value of the cedi and please let’s vote wisely,” he said.
Mr. Kufuor said the records are there to prove that the NPP meant well for Ghanaians with the introduction of difficult, but important decisions such as the HIPC initiative that eventually transformed the economy in his era.
“We need transformational leadership that can deliver. Unity is a force for development, but can’t be achieved by force or propaganda. It was during our time that the private sector was given any hope for the golden age.
“The NPP stands ready to act and deliver freedom and prosperity for all Ghanaians. Nana is committed to building a committed society for every Ghanaian through industrialized economy. God willing come January 7, 2013 he will be next president of Ghana,” he added.
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Comment by Masonic Icon on September 16, 2012 at 2:15 -
Seems like almost every political bullshit the is been post on "ghanaleak" favors "NPP". NDC has no time for crappy shits like this.
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Comment by lili on September 10, 2012 at 8:16 -
There is no reason to even comment on this. Innocent has said it all. But what interests me is how the administration of ghanaleak has reported this news... anything but NEUTRAL!! No diffrnt from hw peacefm and d some other Kumasi radio stations report news... As if they are advicing you to be careful not to vote for NDC... hmmm.. very interesting.. My advice to ghanaleak admin is dat news is news don't betray yourself.. I mean... wat is d reason to say .... "'And lets keep in mind that He's the Best President Ghana Has ever had and he Ranks Number 1 in the Whole of Africa.."' in reporting news?? who and who should keep in mind??
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Comment by innocent adamadu on September 7, 2012 at 8:02 -
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Comment by innocent adamadu on September 7, 2012 at 8:02
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I don't hate you Mr. former prez but I hate your administration that presided over the most government corrupt machinery. It's true the records are there and we are seeing them Cristal clear
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Comment by innocent adamadu on September 3, 2012 at 21:50
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Why not. Buying Hotels and grabbing Land means well economy. Awarding yourself with chains that you bought from Europe means well legacy and economy. God is watching from a distance. Because you are out of office, suddenly Ghana needs Transformational leadership, interesting.Posterity awaits you.
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Comment by nana nketsia on August 25, 2012 at 15:38
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Medase...
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Comment by Nimoh Ebenezer on August 23, 2012 at 8:04 -
Thank u.
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Comment by ernest abrokwah on August 21, 2012 at 11:38 -
God bless u .
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