The acting Ghana?s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom / Ireland, Her Excellency Mrs. Elizabeth Nicole has showered praises on the President John Dramani Mahama (JDM) Fan Club.
According to her, members of the club have put in place effective campaign strategies to get their leader and patron, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama elected as the President of Ghana in the December polls.
Mrs Nicole was speaking at a mammoth rally last Saturday, 17th November 2012 which was organised by the JDM Fan Club in London.
The high commissioner was full of praise for the club in which she said ?your emergence as a fan club has contributed immensely to the resurrection of NDC?s campaign in the UK and Ireland?.
Mrs Nicole, congratulated the club and the communications machinery for the immense work being done so far with the energy, enthusiasm and commitments the club continues to generate, but she was also quick to caution the club members not to be complacent of what has been achieved but rather continue to work hard to secure an unprecedented One Touch Victory for President John Dramani Mahama and NDC.
In her remarks, the high commissioner also reminded members to take advantage of the social media network platform to explain the unprecedented successful achievement of the NDC administration in government within the past four years.
She said, the NDC under president Mahama when giving the mandate come December 7 would make life better for all Ghanaian and will also endeavour to address the issues in the manifesto particularly jobs creation opportunities and reducing unemployment, maternal care and the huge challenges of Ghana?s education system.
Mrs Nicole, advised the audience not to be swayed and disturbed by the negative propaganda drive as being pursued by the NPP to denigrate the NDC?s campaign. She said the NPP campaign is worried by the John Mahama effect currently experienced in the country and their failed attempt to address questions on their so called flagship policy on free SHS.
On his part, the ward chairman of Milton Keynes Mr. Peter Kumadi advised members to be circumspect and always desire to seek the truth since that is the tenet of the NDC as a party.
Mr Kumadi also extended his appreciation to delegates who participated in the recently held prayer meeting which was organised by the Milton Keynes ward. He also advised members to be vigilant of NPP?s persistent lies and lack of respect for the good people of Ghana.
M.A.K
The acting Ghana?s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom / Ireland, Her Excellency Mrs. Elizabeth Nicole has showered praises on the President John Dramani Mahama (JDM) Fan Club.
According to her, members of the club have put in place effective campaign strategies to get their leader and patron, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama elected as the President of Ghana in the December polls.
Mrs Nicole was speaking at a mammoth rally last Saturday, 17th November 2012 which was organised by the JDM Fan Club in London.
The high commissioner was full of praise for the club in which she said ?your emergence as a fan club has contributed immensely to the resurrection of NDC?s campaign in the UK and Ireland?.
Mrs Nicole, congratulated the club and the communications machinery for the immense work being done so far with the energy, enthusiasm and commitments the club continues to generate, but she was also quick to caution the club members not to be complacent of what has been achieved but rather continue to work hard to secure an unprecedented One Touch Victory for President John Dramani Mahama and NDC.
In her remarks, the high commissioner also reminded members to take advantage of the social media network platform to explain the unprecedented successful achievement of the NDC administration in government within the past four years.
She said, the NDC under president Mahama when giving the mandate come December 7 would make life better for all Ghanaian and will also endeavour to address the issues in the manifesto particularly jobs creation opportunities and reducing unemployment, maternal care and the huge challenges of Ghana?s education system.
Mrs Nicole, advised the audience not to be swayed and disturbed by the negative propaganda drive as being pursued by the NPP to denigrate the NDC?s campaign. She said the NPP campaign is worried by the John Mahama effect currently experienced in the country and their failed attempt to address questions on their so called flagship policy on free SHS.
On his part, the ward chairman of Milton Keynes Mr. Peter Kumadi advised members to be circumspect and always desire to seek the truth since that is the tenet of the NDC as a party.
Mr Kumadi also extended his appreciation to delegates who participated in the recently held prayer meeting which was organised by the Milton Keynes ward. He also advised members to be vigilant of NPP?s persistent lies and lack of respect for the good people of Ghana.
M.A.K
