Member of Parliament for Nkwanta South, Geoffrey Kini is optimistic that Ghanaians would be pleased to see former President John Mahama return to power for just a week.
He was speaking to members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) where he emphasized the enduring popularity of Mahama among electorates.
The Nkwanta South MP pointed out that, the rising cost of living, coupled with rampant corruption, has left citizens yearning for effective leadership.
Mr Kini stated that, the mismanagement of resources and lack of accountability have exacerbated the struggles faced by ordinary citizens.
He argued that the former president’s track record and commitment to the welfare of Ghanaians resonate deeply with the populace, making him a preferred choice regardless of the duration of his potential presidency.
The NPP (New Patriotic Party) has been vocal in its criticism of Mahama, claiming that he has had his chance to lead the country for four years and failed to deliver and only coming back for four year.
However, Geoffrey Kini has urged party members to remain steadfast in their support for Mahama, highlighting the need for unity and resilience in the face of opposition.
He believes that the NDC’s message of hope and progress will prevail, and that Ghanaians are ready for a change in leadership.
The MP therefore advised Ghanaians not to be influence by money and last minute road equipment purchased by the NPP for votes.
Some party members speaking interview with Adom News expressed deep concern over the deteriorating economic situation.
They lamented about the rising cost of living, which has made basic necessities increasingly unaffordable.
Source: Obrempongba K. Owusu