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Campaign Diaries - Eastern Region

September 28, 2018

Day 1 & 2

Team Betty visited Upper West Akim, Lower West Akim and Nsawam Adoagyiri constituencies on Day 1 of the Campaign tour of the Eastern Region.

On Day 2, my team and I visited New Juaben South, New Juaben North, Abuakwa South, Abuakwa North, Fanteakwa North, Fanteakwa South, Atiwa West and Atiwa East constituencies.

I delivered my message on the five thematic areas which are: Accessible Leadership; United front for 2020; A motivated and Relevant Grassroot; Women, youth and Zongo empowerment and Making the Party Contemporary with ICT tools.

The constituency executives agreed with me on the need to put the right measures in place to ensure that in the foreseeable future each constituency owns a party office. This however requires strategic Leadership and direction which I will bring on board.

The constituency executives in the constituencies without sitting MPs bemoaned the lack of resources since they are 'orphan' constituencies. I intend to provide the Leadership that would assess the needs and challenges of all the almost 30,000 branches in the country and put measures in place to address them.

The need to jealously guard the parliamentary seats we have in the Eastern Region was very much on the table as there have been machinations by the government to unseat our MPs. This will not happen under my Leadership as National Chairman. The NDC will win a Parliamentary majority and the Preside ntial election in 2020 with me as the Chairman.

The interactions with the constituency executives were cordial and lively. At New Juaben North, the title BETTY MOULD YAA ASANTEWAA was 'officially' conferred on me.

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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