NDC Youth Manifesto Launch Our Policy is Not Promising You a Heaven on earth lifestyle Fifi Kwetey

National Democratic Congress’ General Secretary, Fifi Fiavi Kwetey has assured Ghanaian youths that although the NDC has formulated life transforming policies for them, nonetheless, the policies are not assuring them of a-heaven-on-earth life but a life that will see to their progress.

Addressing the youth of Ghana at the auditorium of the University of Professional Studies in Accra (UPSA) on Monday August 12, 2024, the General Secretary of the NDC, Fifi Kwetey noted that the NDC believes its policies alone cannot transform the lives of the youth in the country.

Expounding on his position, Mr. Kwetey highlighted some policies the NDC will institute which includes transformative and creative policies.

Mr. Kwetey said, “The young people of Ghana we do not believe that our policies alone are going to deliver heaven but what John Mahama is going to do is to reach out to you in a partnership that your creativity, your capacity to find your own answers, together with the policies we bring at the means by which the transformation of our country can truly commence”.

He continued that the NDC’s policies for the youth are not merely “telling you things for the sake of power” but “telling you things truly for the sake of progress.”

Speaking to the enthusiastic youth who had thronged the auditorium of the UPSA, the vociferous general secretary of the NDC described some of the policies of the ruling government as scams, especially the Nation Builders Corps (NABCO) policy. “The difference between us and them is that we think about policies first for progress before votes.”

He therefore urged the youth to vote massively for the NDC in the upcoming election emphasising that John Mahama “has credibility and wants to put the progress of our nation at number one.”

He added, “In John Dramani Mahama and the NDC you are finding a leader of a political party that is not perfect and a leader of a political party that has credibility and wants to put the progress of our nation at number one.”

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