In a rousing address at the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) final rally ahead of Ghana’s 7 December general election, NPP presidential candidate Mahamudu Bawumia declared he was ready to lead from day one if elected president.
The rally, dubbed the “Possibilities Victory Rally,” drew throngs of party faithful to the University of Ghana’s Legon campus on Thursday (5 December).
Bawumia, who currently serves as Vice President, told supporters he didn’t need a honeymoon period and will get straight to work to deliver on his ambitious vision for Ghana.
“I don’t need a honeymoon; I know what I want to do from day one in the presidency,” Bawumia said to loud cheers. “Give me the chance to transform this nation.”
Positioning himself as a man of action, Bawumia outlined a roadmap for economic transformation, pledging to harness the power of the private sector to drive investment and growth.
“I have my own vision. I have my own ideas,” he continued. “I’m going to build on our (NPP) splendid record and transform Ghana and propel Ghana and unleash the forces of the private sector in Ghana to bring in the investment to transform this country.”
With the clock ticking down to election day, Bawumia’s speech was a clarion call to Ghanaians to entrust him with the mandate to deliver on his “transformational agenda” for the nation.
This bold proclamation comes as the NPP seeks to retain power in a hotly contested election, with Bawumia’s economic credentials and readiness to govern as key selling points.
As the countdown to the polls intensifies, all eyes are on whether his promise to hit the ground running will resonate with voters.
Source: Asaaseradio.com
