How to resolve AdBlock issue? Nii Lante Vanderpuye Predicts Landslide Victory for John Mahama in 2024 Elections
Thursday, 28 November 2024 | Ghana
The Member of Parliament for Odododiodoo, Edwin Nii Lante Vanderpuye, has expressed unwavering confidence in a decisive victory for National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, in the upcoming 2024 general elections. According to him, the former president is set to garner overwhelming support from voters nationwide, owing to his appeal and the party’s robust campaign efforts.
In an interview with Citi FM on Wednesday, November 27, Mr. Vanderpuye forecasted a landslide win for Mr. Mahama, pointing to growing public dissatisfaction with the current administration led by the New Patriotic Party (NPP). He emphasized that the electorate is ready for a change, and the NDC’s vision aligns with the needs of Ghanaians, particularly in addressing pressing issues such as economic hardship and governance challenges.
"John Mahama will already be a president in 2025, even before the ballot is cast. You need to hear what Ghanaians are saying. I don’t just give predictions, and they fail," the Odododiodoo legislator stated with conviction.
Vanderpuye further highlighted the NDC’s comprehensive campaign strategy as a driving force behind the party’s momentum. He noted that the party has successfully connected with diverse demographics, building a strong coalition of supporters who are energized by Mr. Mahama’s leadership and policies.
The MP underscored that the public is resonating with the NDC’s promises to address economic difficulties and improve governance. These issues, he asserted, have galvanized widespread support for the party’s agenda and Mr. Mahama’s vision for the future of Ghana.
"Let me tell you this: it is obvious, it is clear wherever we have been, John Mahama is winning these elections hands down," Vanderpuye added, expressing optimism that the NDC will emerge victorious in constituencies across the country.
As the 2024 elections draw closer, the political atmosphere in Ghana continues to heat up, with both the NDC and the NPP intensifying their campaigns. While Mr. Vanderpuye and other NDC members project confidence in their chances, the governing NPP has equally touted its achievements and pledged to retain power.
Analysts suggest that the 2024 elections will be fiercely contested, with key issues such as economic management, unemployment, and infrastructure development taking center stage. For the NDC, positioning John Mahama as a proven leader with solutions to Ghana’s challenges appears to be the cornerstone of their campaign.
As the countdown to the elections continues, the electorate will ultimately decide whether Mr. Vanderpuye’s bold prediction comes to pass or if the NPP can retain its hold on power.
In an interview with Citi FM on Wednesday, November 27, Mr. Vanderpuye forecasted a landslide win for Mr. Mahama, pointing to growing public dissatisfaction with the current administration led by the New Patriotic Party (NPP). He emphasized that the electorate is ready for a change, and the NDC’s vision aligns with the needs of Ghanaians, particularly in addressing pressing issues such as economic hardship and governance challenges.
"John Mahama will already be a president in 2025, even before the ballot is cast. You need to hear what Ghanaians are saying. I don’t just give predictions, and they fail," the Odododiodoo legislator stated with conviction.
Vanderpuye further highlighted the NDC’s comprehensive campaign strategy as a driving force behind the party’s momentum. He noted that the party has successfully connected with diverse demographics, building a strong coalition of supporters who are energized by Mr. Mahama’s leadership and policies.
The MP underscored that the public is resonating with the NDC’s promises to address economic difficulties and improve governance. These issues, he asserted, have galvanized widespread support for the party’s agenda and Mr. Mahama’s vision for the future of Ghana.
"Let me tell you this: it is obvious, it is clear wherever we have been, John Mahama is winning these elections hands down," Vanderpuye added, expressing optimism that the NDC will emerge victorious in constituencies across the country.
As the 2024 elections draw closer, the political atmosphere in Ghana continues to heat up, with both the NDC and the NPP intensifying their campaigns. While Mr. Vanderpuye and other NDC members project confidence in their chances, the governing NPP has equally touted its achievements and pledged to retain power.
Analysts suggest that the 2024 elections will be fiercely contested, with key issues such as economic management, unemployment, and infrastructure development taking center stage. For the NDC, positioning John Mahama as a proven leader with solutions to Ghana’s challenges appears to be the cornerstone of their campaign.
As the countdown to the elections continues, the electorate will ultimately decide whether Mr. Vanderpuye’s bold prediction comes to pass or if the NPP can retain its hold on power.