Outlining Reasons why NDC Will Win 2024 Elections

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, a member of parliament for North Tongu, is confident that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) will will in the 2024 elections.

He firmly believes that Ghanaians must escape the quagmire in which they find themselves and vote wisely for NDC to win 2024 Elections.

According to Okudzeto, the Ghanaian people view the NDC as a superior option to help them escape the economic disaster that the current NPP administration has brought about.

In an interview with TV3, he said that the NDC will never be complacent, despite the fact that it is obvious that the people of Ghana demand change.

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“There is absolutely no doubt in our minds that we are winning, NDC will win this coming 2024 elections. It’s not because we believe it to be right or are complacent. Not at all. He remarked on TV3, “We have never seen such a disorganised government, so naive, so brutal, such a corrupt government, so wasteful.

“Our flagbearer has been out there,” he remarked, referring to what the NDC has to give Ghana’s noble people. NDC must win and restore stability to the lovely nation. He has given so much, you see. I’m starting to read articles. The most recent one I read was by Manasseh Azure, who advised our flag bearer to hold off on making too many promises because the economy he would inherit would not be favourable.

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Instead, he should reassure us that he would only bring charges against dishonest officials and seize the wealth.

President Mahama has made a strong case for the 24-hour economy because, after corruption, which is currently the nation’s largest national disaster, youth unemployment is the other major problem.

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According to the population census for 2021, our staggering unemployment rate is 14%. I know young people who have lived at home for three or four years; they are my constituents. They lose their dignity as a result.

Because of this, the 24-hour economy—which by definition has three working shifts—allows businesses that sign up for the programme to receive incentives, tax breaks, and special tax treatment, enabling them to hire more workers. The public sector will take the lead in this regard, the speaker stated. These are reasons we stand on assuring that NDC will win 2024 elections and give back our youth the future they dreamed off.