Presidential Candidate of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), Ivor Kobina Greenstreet, has called on the electorate to choose the CPP in the December 7 elections.
He said this year’s election presents a fine opportunity for Ghanaians to deliver a powerful electoral message of shock to the two major Parties, NDC and NPP.
Mr. Greenstreet, made the appeal when he paid a courtesy call on Sarkin Zango Alhaji Suraji Hassanin the Ejura Sekyeredumase Municipality of Ashanti.
The CPP Presidential Candidate, Ivor Kobina Greenstreet and the campaign team first stopped at Ejura Zongo where they paid a courtesy call on the Sarkin Zongo of Ejura, Alhaji Suraji Hassan and his elders with his campaign message of industrialisation and job creation.
Various chiefs who spoke, commended Mr. Greenstreet for his perseverance and determination in promoting Nkrumah’s industralization ideas and urged him to sell his ideas to the electorates devoid of character assassination and insults.
Addressing the chiefs and elders of Ejura zongo, the CPP Presidential Candidate, assured the gathering that when given the chance to rule, he will provide state protection for indigenous Ghanaian companies through tax waivers and low interest rate.
The flagbearer asked the people to vote for the CPP to rescue the nation from the NDC and NPP, saying it is time for Ghanaians to give the two dominant parties, NDC and NPP an electric shock by voting massively for CPP.
The entourage continued to a durbar ground at Suame in Kumasi, where the CPP General Secretary, Nana Yaa Jantuah said the CPP would spring a surprise in the upcoming elections considering the feedback the party got from the people after a nationwide tour.
Mr Greenstreet noted that the CPP has the capacity to deliver the skills, education and affordable housing to take Ghana into the Fourth Industrial age, so there is the need for concerted efforts to rescue Ghana from the grasp of the NDC and NPP”s 28 years’ rule.
Highlight of the event was the introduction of CPP Parliamentary Candidate for Suame, Suleman Mohammed Banda and Huseini Adams of Ejura Sekyeredumase.
