By Edzorna Francis Mensah
The General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Fifii Fiavi Kwetey, has charged Ghanaians to help bring back John Mahama as the President of the Republic come December 7.
“The choice we face in the upcoming elections is not merely a choice between two individuals. It is a choice between two futures.”
He said, on one hand, “We have the path that perpetuates the start of the third term for Nana Addo, marked by unfulfilled promises and a vision that falls short of our grandest dreams, and on the other, we have the path championed by His Excellency John Dramani Mahama—a path that promises to rekindle the flame of hope, rebuild the foundations of our great nation, and propel us into a future where every Ghanaian, regardless of their background, can dream of a better tomorrow and see that dream become a reality.”
According to him, John Mahama’s vision for Ghana is not just a series of policies and promises but it is rather a call to action—a call to believe in the possibility of change, to remember the strength that lies in unity, and to recognize the power of the voices and the votes to shape the destiny of Ghana.
Fifii Fiavi Kwetey, who addressed journalists at the party’s headquarters in Accra, mentioned that he was not just addressing them as the General Secretary of the NDC but as a fellow citizen of Ghana, to issue a clarion call to every Ghanaian.
“Let us rally behind a leader who has demonstrated time and again his commitment to our welfare, his dedication to our progress, and his unwavering resolve to lift Ghana to new heights of glory. Let this election be more than just a political contest. Let it be a referendum on the kind of Ghana, we want to build for ourselves and for generations yet unborn. Let us choose hope over despair, action over inaction, and progress over stagnation.”
He asked Ghanaians to choose John Dramani Mahama, whom he claimed embodies the best of values, aspirations, and good dreams.
“With 297 days to go until the Presidential and Parliamentary elections, let every conversation, every debate, and every moment be an opportunity to advocate for a vision of Ghana rooted in progress, inclusivity, and justice. Let us work tirelessly, not just to secure a victory for John Mahama, but to secure a victory for every Ghanaian who dreams of a better tomorrow.”
He used the occasion to remind them that all their votes are their voice.
“It is the most powerful weapon you wield in the fight for your future. On December 7, 2024, I urge you to vote for John Dramani Mahama. But beyond casting your vote, I urge you to become an ambassador of change, to spread the word, to ignite the hearts of your neighbours, friends, and family with the promise of what Ghana can become under the leadership of a man who has not just the vision but also the experience, the integrity, and the heart to lead us forward.”
