Election 2024 Reject Me If I Dont Deliver After Four Years Bawumia
Sat, 13 Jul 2024 09:00
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party, has called for the support of the people of Nanung in the upcoming December elections.
He emphasised that he has the potential to serve for eight years, compared to former President John Mahama, who can only serve for four years.
Dr. Bawumia urged the people to give him a chance to be president, assuring them that if he fails to deliver, they can reject him for a second term.
The Vice President made the remarks during his campaign tour in Bimbilla, located in the Northern region.
“I am the Vice President; I’ve not been president yet and I want to plead with you, I am going to the contest with my senior John Mahama, he has been president before, and when he comes, he has only four years.
“When I come, I have eight years, so, if you look at the presidency, do we want four years or eight? After four years, he won’t come but I will come for renewal, so please give me the chance, so that I can be accountable.”
Nyelinbolgu Naa Dassana Andani Yakubu, the regent of Bimbilla, pledged full support for Dr. Bawumia, acknowledging the positive contributions of the NPP government in the constituency.
The regent expressed hope that if Dr. Bawumia wins, he will establish a health institution, upgrade the Bimbilla municipal hospital, provide a university, and improve the water supply for Nanung.

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