Fiifi Kwetey warns of dire consequences if NPP stays in power

NDC General Secretary Fiifi Kwetey has criticized the NPP for driving Ghana into economic and moral decline over the past eight years.

Speaking at a rally in Atimpoku, he warned that another term for the NPP would spell disaster for the country. He described the NPP government as the most corrupt in Ghana’s history.

Kwetey assured NDC supporters that their votes would be protected in the December 7 elections.

North Tongu MP Samuel Ablakwa condemned the distribution of expired rice to schools, promising an investigation under an NDC government.

Asuogyaman MP Thomas Nyarko pledged development plans, while other MPs urged voters to reject Pius Enam Hadzide for his alleged involvement in corruption.