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General News

[ 2012-07-20 ]

Mills is ready for re-election - Anyidoho
President Mills, leader of the governing National
Democratic Congress (NDC), has re-emphasised that
Ghana would come out of the elections unscathed.

“The President has often said God himself will
lead us through the elections,” Mr Koku Anyidoho,
Director of Communications at the Office of the
President told journalists in Accra.

Mr Anyidoho was giving a brief on the
preparedness of the President Mills campaign,
before the NDC officially launches the campaign in
August to get a second term in the December
polls.

He reiterated that President Mills is still
committed to the Better Ghana Agenda, anchored on
investing in people, building a resilient and
robust economy, providing jobs and running an
open, transparent and accountable governance.

This, he said, is because the people of Ghana
need development.

The Director of Communications confirmed that
President Mills and Former President Rawlings had
met at the Castle, and the feedback from the rank
and file of the party is positive.

“The feedback is positive …The NDC is united,
we’ll come out of the elections unscathed. We can
only move forward and not backward,” Mr Anyidoho
said.

He said the inauguration of the Millennium City
Classroom Block at Mamprobi in Accra on Wednesday
is an indication of the commitment of the Mills
Administration to the development of the nation’s
human resource.

On the oil and gas industry, the Director of
Communications said Ghana stands to benefit more
from the product.

He announced that a test run of the gas pipelines
would be carried out next November, adding that
the Government is putting in place the necessary
infrastructure to enable the country enjoy maximum
benefit from the industry.

“God willing, if President Mills gets the second
term in 2013, Ghana should be a different story
all together,” Mr Anyidoho said.

Source - GNA



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The worse is using Gods name and stealing from the people, is sad sad sad state of affairs. sooner this government leaves the better.
HH, Sydney 2012-07-20 (19:00:15)

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