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Campaign Diaries GAR - Pt 2

Day 4 & 5

September 18, 2018

We visited Madina, Adentan and Kpone Katamanso constituencies as part of the campaign tour of the Greater Accra region.

I reiterated my desire to see a United Front for 2020, A motivated & Relevant Grassroot,Women & Youth Empowerment and A contemporary party with modern ICT tools.

Also, I remain committed to a Leadership that is ACCESSIBLE, a leadership whose doors would not be closed to anyone and a leadership that is abreast with the plight of the grassroot.

As usual of my interactions with the constituency executives, it was in a friendly and cordial atmosphere, and the endorsements of my candidature were resounding.

I am grateful to the constituency executives and I am convinced that we can make history and march on to victory in 2020.

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