The National Chairman of the People’s National Convention (PNC) has called on Ghanaians to invest their votes into the party come 2024 “for a prosperous nation”.
Moses Dani Baah made the call in his message on the occasion of 30 years since the establishment of the party.
PNC was registered on July 27, 1992 ahead of the return to democracy with the late former President Dr Hilla Limann contesting the elections.
“Whilst the past three decades have not been smooth and the PNC is yet to assume the reins of government since the start of the 4th Republic, this anniversary offers the party the opportunity to reflect on its very existence of seeking to pursue the unfinished Nkrumah-cum-Limann blueprint for development,” he wrote in his message.
“The blueprint that assures every citizen a claim to the corporate Ghana we all belong to; that places the needs and aspirations of the Ghanaian at the centre of national policies; and establishes a nation that spearheads the great African project. The blue print that puts God and Country first, Neighbour second and self-Last, thus Service with Honesty.”
Mr Dani Baah further assured that the party “remains true and undaunted notwithstanding the many low points that have characterized its existence”.
“It is the party’s message to the Ghanaian electorate and entire citizenry that the PNC shall be inspired by its past in accepting the call to shape the country’s future.”
A series of activities have been lined up to mark the occasion.
It will be climaxed with a symposium on Friday, August 5 in Tamale.
Source: 3news.com|Ghana