Mr. Precious Agbenya, a political activist and member of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has stated that the upcoming 2024 general elections is not about the former President John Dramani Mahama or the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as a political party, but an agenda to recover the collapsed economy and to rescue the country from the current corrupt leadership of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP).
According to him, the recent Assin North by-election is a clear indication that the Ghanaian electorate are not happy with the current managers of the economy, which is now at the verge of total collapse.
Mr. Agbenya is of the view that power has eaten into the marrow of the ruling NPP, to the extent of being arrogant and would not listen to any counsel from well meaning Ghanaians, hence the collapsed economy.
He stated that, the governing NPP is corrupt and that nothing is working from all sectors for the good people of Ghana who gave them the mandate through the ballot.
He assured Ghanaians that the only means to rescue the country from the current corrupt leadership is to bring the NDC back to pursue a holistic economic recovery agenda and to better the lives of every Ghanaian, irrespective of political affiliation or place of origin.
Mr. Agbenya also reminded the NDC fraternity to remain vigilant and cautioned that it would be suicidal to leave the electoral process in the hands of the Electoral Commission to manage the electoral processes all alone before, during and after the elections.
He urged the party to approach the 2024 elections with the same strategy and commitment demonstrated in the recent by-elections at Assin North to ensure a convincing victory in the 2024 general elections and to save the country from the corrupt NPP government that has performed abysmally and plunged the country into economic hardship.
Mr. Agbenya commended the people of Assin North for demonstrating to the ruling NPP that they know what is good for them, despite the financial and material inducement during the by-elections.
