The group is dedicated to spreading the message of the 24-hour economy throughout the country to help Ghanaians understand the policy and vote for the NDC.
During their visit, the group’s Chairman, Smith Prosper Boahene, addressed the residents of Atadika, urging drivers and passengers to compare their experiences during the NDC’s tenure with the current situation, especially regarding fuel prices and the resulting increase in transportation costs.
Boahene highlighted how the NDC managed fuel prices more effectively, implying that a return to power could stabilize these costs.
The group’s Treasurer, Bernice Cudjoe, expressed concern over the high unemployment rates and their negative impact on the Ghanaian youth.
She emphasized that the NDC’s 24-hour economy policy could be a game-changer, offering solutions to the unemployment crisis.
In conclusion, the NDC STATION group elaborated on the benefits of the 24-hour economy policy and urged Ghanaians to vote for the NDC in the upcoming December 7 elections, promising better opportunities ahead if the NDC wins power.
Source: ahotoronline.com
