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Nana Akufo Addo will win the forthcoming election – Wisa Greid

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Budding hiplife artiste, Wisa Greid, has urged Ghanaians to vote for the Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Akufo-Addo come November.
Wisa believes Nana Addo has the solutions to the challenges facing the country including the energy crisis.
“I’ve supported NPP for a while now because since I was born that was the party my father was supporting so that is the party I was born into and that is what I will support,” he said at Labadi in the La Dade-Kotopon Constituency of the Greater Accra Region, Monday, when Nana Addo visited the area.
                                                             
Wisa expressed optimism that Nana Addo will win the elections which will subsequently give him the mandate to change the ailing economy.
“I’ve been observing the problems facing the country.
I am a musician who always goes to the studio to work. I work with electricity and when there is dumsor [power fluctuation], my work cannot progress.
So I am excited that we have a leader who has promised to solve the problems facing the nation and I believe that he can do it. I am very confident that Nana Akufo Addo will take over the presidency come 7th November. So let’s all support him,” the ‘Ekiki Me’ hit-maker intimated.
Over the years, a number of Ghanaian celebrities have publicly declared their support for the two major political parties in the country.
Actor John Dumelo and his colleague, Clement Bonney (Mr. Beautiful) have made public their support for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and have been spotted at rallies organised by the party.
Highlife artiste Daddy Lumba and Kwabena Kwabena have gone to the extent of composing songs for the NPP.
Source:  pulse.com.gh
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