THERE IS NO HARDSHIP IN GHANA BECAUSE MAHAMA HAS IMPROVED LIVES OF GHANAIANS -NDC CHAIRMAN.

Ghanaians have been cautioned not make any mistake to vote back new patriotic party(NPP) in the forthcoming general elections slated for 7th December,2016 else they would regret making such mistake."we know this people (NPP) whiles opposition in 2000 they went round complaining that fuel price which was by then six thousand forty pessewa was on the higher side and experienced,as soon as they won power in 2000 general elections,former president Kuffor  led administration increased it twenty thousand old cedis.Now they have started going around complaining that,things are too hard and when given power they will come and change things for the better.
Nana Festus Addae,the New Edubiase National Democratic congress(NDC) chairman gave the warning when he addressed the chiefs and people of wuruyie,Anyaa-Maka amoag other communities in the Adansi South District.

According to him,it was a propaganda for some people to go about complaining the there is hardships in the country because the NDC Government led by president mahama has invested high in the infrastructure development.
Nana Addae said there has been massive transformation in the country especially, in the New Edubiase as well as the entire Adansi south District.He mentioned that,due to the extension or expansion of rural electrification various communities now those who were not using light are now using electricity and paying light bills, some years ago parents could not send their children to senior high schools s well as tertiary level but now due to good governance,most parents are able to educate their children.And would you say things are hard or difficult? l'm saying that things are not hard as some people want us to believe.l am therefore asking you to carefully access your living conditions snd vote come,2016 polls.
He announced that,very soon they will embark on aggressive campaign to shwcase the unprecedented projects to the whole world and explained why Ghanaian must renew the mandate of president John Mahama and Hon.Ernest Kofi Yakah,the incumbent MP for the area.