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Campaign Diaries - Ashanti Region

November 3, 2018

Day 1 & 2

My team and I began our campaign tour of the Ashanti Region by visiting Ejura-Sekyedomase, Mampong, Nsuta Kwamang, Afigya Sekyere East, Kwabre East and Old Tafo Constituencies.

On Day 2, Team Betty visited Sekyere Afram Plains, Kumawu, Effiduase Asokore, Juaben, Ejisu and Oforikrom constituencies.

We first paid a courtesy call on the Regional Executives and presented my message on the five thematic areas and the need for a paradigm shift to ensure victory in 2020.

It was refreshing to be in my own home region where I have been doing my politics since 1992. The warm reception that greeted my visits to these constituencies means my sacrifices and efforts towards the development of the NDC in the region has not gone unnoticed.

In the traditional stronghold of the NPP, the hostilities towards NDC members means the regional and constituency executives have very glaring challenges in making the branches work. This feeds into my agenda for a motivated and relevant grassroot as that is the surest way of making the party stronger for victory in 2020.

My main agenda for the Ashanti region is to strengthen the party to win more parliamentary seats as the current status quo does not speak well of a region that gives the NDC its third higest regional votes. My solemn pledge to the executives in the Ashanti Region is that as National Chairman, I would work together with them to ensure the NDC would make significant gains in the number of parliamentary seats in the region.

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 in 2020.

Vote Accessible Leadership,
Vote Betty Mould Iddrisu for National Chairman









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