The campaign strategist for the New Patriotic Party(NPP), Mr Dan Kwaku Botwe has stated the party was focused like a flint to annexing political power in the upcoming presidential and parliamentary polls.
Speaking to King Edward ‘the Slave’, on Hello Fm, a subsidiary radio station in the Despite Group of Companies in Kumasi, the Okere Member of Parliament noted the party would not allow itself to be side- tracked by the tantrums of the National Democratic Congress(NDC) leader.
According to him, President Mahama is jittery of losing power and was now resorting to the use of innuendos and insults, but stressed this negative attempt will not get the attention of either the flag-bearer nor the party.
Nana Addo, the campaign strategist noted was only concerned in the welfare of the ordinary Ghanaian, especially the youth who he said were in desperate need for jobs.
STRATEGY:
Mr Botwe, a former General Secretary of the NPP, disclosed the party was currently engaged in the projection of its policies, noting that no amount of mudslinging will distract them.
These policies, he mentioned were tailored towards job creation, industrialization of agriculture and affordable health care.
He explained the NPP flag-bearer’s promises were not an off the cuff thing but one that had been carefully thought out to ensure the total transformation of the country.
The Campaign Strategist disclosed the now famous ‘one village one dam’ promise to the people of the North by the party’s flag-bearer was one which was carved out from several appeals the people of the North had consistently made to the party whenever Nana Addo visited the regions for campaign.
IMPLEMENTATION:
Speaking with confidence, Mr Botwe pledged the party’s resolve to push through policies they are promising to implement when voted into power in December, 2016.
”Our flag-bearer, Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo-Addo unlike the president who has failed to live up to the promises he made to Ghanaians in 2012 will not turn his back on any of them”, Mr Botwe posited.
He stressed, ‘we have in Nana Addo a man who is ready to die for what he believes and is committed to owning up to his word to the good people of this country’.
Everywhere the flag-bearer had toured, Mr Botwe noted had been an eye opener as people would shout ‘we want change’ spontaneously, stressing the country was ready to give a clear signal on December 7 just as it did in the year 2000 which brought the Kufuor administration into being.
