NDC Is Only Good At Collapsing Factories . . . - John Boadu
General Secretary of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu has urged Ghanaians to protect the gains made so far under President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo by retaining the NPP in the upcoming general elections on December 7, 2020.
According to him, Ghanaians must understand the need to protect the good things the NPP Government led by President Akufo-Addo has accomplished in a relatively short period of time, since a vote for the NDC, will destroy all the gains made so far.
Speaking on Okay FM’s Ade Akye Abia Morning Show, the NPP Chief Scribe said he is convinced that by the utterances of the opposition party on the one-district-one-factory and other social interventions, they will not be properly maintained in the unlikely event of Ghanaians voting them back to power.
“We will also make them understand that there is a need to protect the gains we have made so far. The good things we have done, if we don’t protect and retain the NPP in power, if the NDC comes to power instead, I am sure that things will not turn out the way we are doing them”.
“This is because, if you listen to them very well, when we said that we will do one-district-one-factory, they said we cannot do it and so the 100 factories we have been able to do, I am sure that they can’t good care of those factories; because if you look at their history, they are good at collapsing factories and industries and not building them," he indicted.
Touching on the upcoming NPP manifesto launch for the 2020 general election, John Boadu said that the party will use the occasion to show the state of the country before the Akufo-Addo led government took over from Mahama administration in 2016 and also show Ghanaians what they have been able to do after taking power.
“Within the 4 years we have been in power, we will render an account to Ghanaians what we have done since they gave us the mandate and then hope for the future; the things we will do differently when they give the mandate again and we are hopeful they will give us the mandate to continue to deliver on our promises to them.”
“ . . we will show Ghanaians all the promises we made to them for which they accepted us and gave us their mandate. Since we came to power in less than four years, the magnitude of work we have done within the 3 and half years has made H.E the former President to think that we have stayed in power for 8 years already,” he asserted.
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