NPP only spoke 'empty English' - NDC
A Deputy General Secretary of the NDC Koku Anyidoho said they were expecting the NPP to give details as to how they were going to fund and execute the mentioned projects in their manifesto.
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Speaking to Pulse.com.gh a Deputy General Secretary of the NDC Koku Anyidoho said they were expecting the NPP to give details as to how they were going to execute their mentioned projects in their manifesto.
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Comparing the NDC’s manifesto launch to that of the NPP, Anyidoho said, “When President Mahama delivered and put out the manifesto he spoke to specifics, gave details of what has already been done, what is being done and what will be done. So we were expecting that Akuffo-Addo and Bawumia put together to walk us through specifics somehow they run away from specifics and were just speaking English with no details.”
He said this makes it easier for the Ghanaian electorate to decide which political party to vote for.
Anyidoho also said the NPP will destroy the local pharmaceutical industry with their plan to waive taxes on imported drugs.
He said they (NDC) is unperturbed by the manifesto launch and outline of the NPP because they believe the Ghanaian electorate will compare both manifestos and make a decision to give President Mahama a fourth term.
The NPP launched their 2016 manifesto on Sunday, October 9, 2016, ahead of the December polls. The NPP delayed the launch of its manifesto because they argued the NDC would steal ideas from their manifesto.
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