This is what cropped up after, Samuel Gyekye Mensah popularly known as SUPREMO, a KNUST student, did a survey in 6 tertiary institutions in Ghana, encompassing universities and polytechnics, nursing and teacher training institutions.
He said, “I was so shocked, the turn out was massive, the enthusiasm so great and the interest in this year’s elections was nothing to joke aboutn. This I believe will make them a constituency upon will a candidate will win this year’s elections.”
Upon further discussion with the info-tek news crew, Supremo added that this huge interest were due to issues of economy, unemployment and fear of falling victim. Even on KNUST campus, almost 95 percent are willing to vote and it’s very clear they need no advertisement to do so. In fact minds have been psyched up, and because of that, campaigning to turn these people to vote for you may demand huge strategies for their minds are made up.
Supremo further adviced the presidential candidates, from NDC, NPP, CPP, PPP to independent that, they shouldn’t in anyway overlook the youth. “They will make you president.” he said.
When asked about his view about the current administration, SUPREMO made it clear that using a chemistry vocabulary, the incumbent government is a promoter type of catalyst, trying to learn from their mistakes, whereas key areas like energy, economy including unemployment, proper health care and education are things that makes the massive populace of Ghana go berserk and hence the government should be on his toes, putting these categories at good state always.
