The NDC Victory is a Second Revolution by Ghanaians-Asiedu Nketia…As NDC Marks 31st December Revolution
The National Champion of the NDC Johnson Asiedu Nketia has described the victory of the NDC in the just ended elections as second revolution.
Speaking at the commemoration of 31st December Revolution at Nungua Town Park on Tuesday 31st December 2024, Mr. Asiedu Nketia stressed that the broken economy and the mass suffering of Ghanaians was resulted in the defeat of the Akufo Addo Bawumia government.
He also accused the Akufo Addo government of looting state resources saying the the NPP government created impression as though there is nothing wrong with looting.
“There is no doubt about the broken economy which we have to set. Democracy is not a government of strong men but a democracy with strong institutions”, the NDC Chairman stressed.
“So there is work to be done by strong men. What we need to reset is about values that define us as a people”, he added.
He therefore assured Ghanaians to remain resolute and support the “Better Ghana We All Want” agenda by the incoming John Mahama administration.
Touching on the National Awards held yesterday by President Akufo Addo, General Mosquito described it as a charade and pooh-poohed its significance considering the recipients of the Awards most of whom he described as failures.
“How would anybody with his head properly screwed on award Hawa Koomson who shoots at people. How can you honour Brian Acheampong.
For NPP, there is nothing wrong with pulling guns and shooting”, the firebrand National Chairman stressed.
He added that state awards is awarded to people with distinction and not vigilante boys and girls.
On his part, the General Secretary of the Party, Fifi Fiavi Kwetey called on Party Supporters to exercise restraint in lobbying for positions insisting that when the government performs well, credit goes to everyone and that everyone would benefit.
Other notable speakers at the ceremony include the General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey, MP for Klottey Korle, Zanetor Rawlings amongst others.
Source:newsflashafrica.com
