MP cautions NPP members against complacency in 2012 elections

Mr Samuel Kweku Obodai, Member of Parliament (MP) for Agona West, has called on his constituents to vote the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2012 Presidential and Parliamentary elections to secure Ghana’s future.

He said any decision by party members to vote either for the presidential candidate and not the parliamentary candidate or vice versa popularly called “skirt and blouse”, would affect the fortunes of the party.

Mr Obodai made the call when he toured the Constituency to thank the Polling Station Executives for his re-election as Parliamentary Candidate for the 2012 elections.

He said the party needs peace, unity and hard work to win the 2012 General Election.

Mr Obodai, who is a Ranking Member on Roads in Parliament called on Ghanaians to return the NPP into power to continue with the numerous development projects it started.

He cautioned members of the party against alleged mischief and malicious strategies being fashioned out by political opponents to defeat NPP in the 2012 elections.

The MP pointed out that Ghanaians are aware about the economic hardship that has been brought to them under President John Evans Atta Mills government.

He said the good people of the country have regretted for voting NDC into power because it has woefully failed to manage the economy.

Mr Obodai said as a result there are clear signs that Ghanaians are going to reject NDC in the 2012 elections for it complete inability to perform.

He expressed the hope that Ghanaians would vote for Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, NPP Presidential Candidate because of his excellent economic policies and programmes for the country.

Source: GNA