Nana Tutu Abban II, the Gyasehene of Mpohor Manso traditional area in the western Region has officially endorsed NDC flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama declaring him the right leader Ghana needs at this critical time.
For him, the former President’s track record, which stands tall, speaks for itself and Ghanaians need such a commented patriot to rally all together to restore hope for economic transformation and opportunities especially for the youth.
The endorsement came during a visit by John Mahama’s Running Mate, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang on her three-day campaign tour of the Western region.
Addressing community members at a mini durbar, Nana Tutu Abban praised John Mahama’s development-oriented leadership style, urging Ghanaians to give him another opportunity in the upcoming December 7 general elections.
“John Dramani Mahama has a track record of being a development-oriented person,” he stated.
“It is imperative that we give him the chance to lead Ghana again.”
The Gyasehene expressed deep concern over the neglect of the Mpohor traditional area, particularly Manso and nearby communities which lack good roads and basic ammenities to improve lives.
“The Manso community is in dire need of good roads, a nursing school, and other essential development projects,” he said.
“We remember the initiatives Mr. Mahama started here before leaving office in 2016, and we believe he is the right person to bring us development.”
Nana Tutu Abban also prayed for the NDC’s victory in the forthcoming elections, noting the need for a government that can fulfill the development needs of the Mpohor Manso community and its surroundings.
In response, Professor Opoku-Agyemang echoed the sentiments of the Gyasehene, stating, “Ghana needs a reset.” She expressed concern that the country is heading in the wrong direction under the current administration.
She urged electorates to vote decisively for John Mahama.
“Let us build together the Ghana we want; let’s ensure that John Dramani Mahama has the support he needs to reset our nation.”
