United Progressive Party (UPP), founded by Akwasi Addai Odike, information indicates, is ready to form an alliance with any political party in the country to wrestle power from the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the 2016 general elections.
“We have opened our doors for this possible alliance to form the next government in order to positively transform the economy of Ghana by ensuring stability of the Cedi against the major currencies,” the UPP said in a statement to the media.
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UPP to form alliance ahead of 2016
The United Progressive Party is ready to form “A United for Positive Change Alliance” with an interested registered political Parties (or Party) or with an Independent Presidential Candidate ahead of the 2016 general elections.
Nothing is impossible in politics and we have open our doors for this possible alliance to form the next government in order to positively transform the economy of Ghana by ensuring stability and predictability of the cedi against major trading currencies, permanently solve the energy crisis, reduce corruption, prevent wastage of financial resources and ensure total provision of good governance. The alliance to form the next government in 2017 is for the best of Ghana democracy.
It is not about individual ambition of becoming President but it is all about uniting for power and using the attained power to change lives and transform Ghana positively.
Ghanaians are yearning for a total economic independence and we strongly believe that such economic liberty can be achieved by all-inclusive governance. This is simply to emphasis that, if Parties don’t win collective things, we cannot win individual awards.
…….Signed……..
Razak Kojo Opoku
(General Secretary)
Source: Peacefmonline.com
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