John Dramani Mahama, the leader of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and a leading contender in the upcoming Ghana presidential elections, has expressed unwavering confidence in his ability to emerge victorious.
Addressing a packed rally of supporters, John Dramani Mahama, asserted that his vision, leadership skills, and track record of achievements make him the ideal candidate to lead Ghana forward.
I am not just hoping to win; I am confident that I will win,’ Mahama declared.
My team and I have worked tirelessly to develop a comprehensive plan to address the nation’s challenges, and I am convinced that the good people of Ghana will entrust me with the presidency.’
John Dramani Mahama highlighted his commitment to tackling key issues such as economic growth, education, healthcare, and infrastructure development. He also emphasized his dedication to transparency, accountability, and good governance.
With elections just around the corner, Mahama’s confidence is seen as a testament to his growing popularity and momentum. Political analysts predict a keenly contested election, but John Dramani Mahama remains undaunted, urging his supporters to remain steadfast and work towards a resounding victory.”
While touring in Greater Accra in the Amasaman Constituency on Thursday, John Mahama encouraged Ghanaians to oppose the New Patriotic Party (NPP) due to their deception of the people.
John Mahama pointed out the increasing inflation and fuel costs due to the ruling party, stressing that the harm caused by the NPP administration will require several years to fix.
“Today when there is hardship in the land; they are telling us that our lives are better, When you are hungry, you can feel it; nobody can convince you that you are not hungry.”
“They deceived us once before and got away with it; they deceived us twice and got away with it, they will not deceive us a third time. Not at all. I know Ghanaians will show them a red card on December 7.”
“NDC will come back, and anybody who doubts it should mark my words; NDC will win the elections on 7th December.
