Campaign Diaries - Western Region
September 12, 2018
Day 1 & 2
Team Betty begun the campaign tour of the Western Region by visiting Wassa East, Shama, Kwesimintin, Effia and Takoradi Constituencies on Day 1.
On Day 2, my team and I visited Essikado, Mpohor, Ahanta West, Jomoro, Evalue-Gwira and Ellembelle constituencies to fraternize with the constituency executives and bring the Accessible Leadership to their doorsteps.
The tour of these constituencies which are situated in the oil enclave of the Western region gave me better perspectives of the challenges our constituencies and branch executives face in their service to our party in these areas of the Western region.
My message of Accessible Leadership has been widely endorsed by the majority of these constituencies so far visited. The call for a Leadership that would give power to our branches and their membership is even more clearer and louder. The Party needs to recognise and appreciate the selfless unriring efforts of our executives who are always on the move sacrificing their livelihoods to serve the party with little or no reward.
The issues of women and youth empowerment as well as mobilizing and supporting our zongos remain cardinal to our quest for victory in 2020. To address this, the need for a leadership that is responsive to the challenges of the party with an experienced visionary leader at the helm becomes even more compelling.
We all agreed on the need to safeguard our parliamentary seats in the enclave and recaprure our lost seats in the Western region. A motivated and relevant grassroot therefore is required to make this possible. The branches must be strengthened and made effective to drive our efforts towards electoral victory.
I appreciate the host of excellent comments, suggestions, queries and prayers and I am convinced that we shall make history and march on to victory.
Vote for Accessible Leadership,
Vote Betty Mould Iddrisu for National Chairman
September 12, 2018
Day 1 & 2
Team Betty begun the campaign tour of the Western Region by visiting Wassa East, Shama, Kwesimintin, Effia and Takoradi Constituencies on Day 1.
On Day 2, my team and I visited Essikado, Mpohor, Ahanta West, Jomoro, Evalue-Gwira and Ellembelle constituencies to fraternize with the constituency executives and bring the Accessible Leadership to their doorsteps.
The tour of these constituencies which are situated in the oil enclave of the Western region gave me better perspectives of the challenges our constituencies and branch executives face in their service to our party in these areas of the Western region.
My message of Accessible Leadership has been widely endorsed by the majority of these constituencies so far visited. The call for a Leadership that would give power to our branches and their membership is even more clearer and louder. The Party needs to recognise and appreciate the selfless unriring efforts of our executives who are always on the move sacrificing their livelihoods to serve the party with little or no reward.
The issues of women and youth empowerment as well as mobilizing and supporting our zongos remain cardinal to our quest for victory in 2020. To address this, the need for a leadership that is responsive to the challenges of the party with an experienced visionary leader at the helm becomes even more compelling.
We all agreed on the need to safeguard our parliamentary seats in the enclave and recaprure our lost seats in the Western region. A motivated and relevant grassroot therefore is required to make this possible. The branches must be strengthened and made effective to drive our efforts towards electoral victory.
I appreciate the host of excellent comments, suggestions, queries and prayers and I am convinced that we shall make history and march on to victory.
Vote for Accessible Leadership,
Vote Betty Mould Iddrisu for National Chairman
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