Nana, Mills Ready for Run-off
Audrey Micah, Ghanadot

Accra, Dec 11, Ghanadot - The presidential hopeful of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Nana Addo Danquah Akuffo Addo and that of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Professor Evans Atta Mills have both expressed their readiness to contest the run-of which is set to take place on December 28.

In a separate press briefing in Accra, Nana Addo said he is prepared without any doubt to win the elections, adding that Ghanaians and especially NPP supporters have shown their unflinching support for the party and come 28 the party will get to the Golden Jubilee House.

According to him, the party have come very far as this year’s election is concerned and that since the party is leading the probability of the NPP taking the lead in the second round is assured.

To the NPP’s flag bearer, “We have come far, and where we are there is no limit. The sky is the limit” and assured that all is not lost yet as the party will come out victoriously.

He said between the him and the NDC, he has the better chance to win and that “As a diplomat and a foreign minister who brought warring factors together in various countries, I believe I am uniquely positioned to work together with a divided Parliament” He concluded.

The flag bearer of the NPP was happy that the election was held in peaceful and transparent way which according to him has made the nation proud in the eyes of the international communities.

Nana Addo applauded all the contesting political parties and Ghanaians for ensuring a peaceful election and called the party faithful to come out and vote massively for the party.

On the other hand, Professor Evans Atta Mills disclosed that he is ever ready for the second round and assured that this time; the NDC will win hands down.

“I accept the result as announced by the Electoral Commission (EC) and I am ready for the presidency again. Ghanaians have already spoken and I want them to speak louder come December 28 to confirm their message to the whole world”.

He said Ghanaians want change and voted for will give change for a better Ghana to create equal opportunities for all. He acknowledged the EC, the media and NDC supporters for making this possible for the party and urged them to vote for the party.

Professor Mills noted that the NDC have won 7 out of 10 regions in the country which means the party is the majority in Parliament , thus there was the need for Ghana to add the presidency to the NDC “to make the change complete.”

Ghanadot