Veep charges supporters not to be complacent

He said the government’s agenda to improve the lives of majority of Ghanaians would be in jeopardy, if the party did not have absolute majority in Parliament.

Mr Amissah-Arthur described the NPP as drowning people looking for a straw to cling to  and urged the people not to buy into those lies but concentrate on  their campaign in peace and tranquility.

He said Ghanaians knew the NPP and the NDC well and were capable of making wise decision based on the positive records of the NDC.

On the controversy regarding his certificate,  the vice-president said the records  were there for all to access adding that he would not be diverted now from his core mission of securing victory in the December  elections.

 A former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Mrs Betty Mould-Iddrisu, who accompanied the Vice-President  in his campaign trail in the Ashanti Region,  enumerated the massive achievement’s of the NDC over the past four years and the need for it to be retain for it to continue with the good work.

She said she was sure, Ghanaians would no make the mistake to vote for the opposition parties but would go to the polls on December 7, with the conviction that the NDC must continue with the good work.

Story: Timothy Gobah