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Atta Mills Urges Polling Agents to be Vigilant
Audrey Micah, Ghanadot
Accra, Dec 15, Ghanadot -
Professor Evans Atta Mills, presidential candidate of the
National Democratic Congress (NDC) has urged all party
polling agents to be vigilant and very observant during the
run-off come December 28.
He said it will spell doom for the party when its polling
agents are not watchful and more informed about the process,
adding that it is eminent for them to heed to the education
and training workshop organized for them during the first
presidential election to ensure that they do a good job for
the party.
To him this is not the time for any polling agents selected
by the party to disappoint the confidence placed in them but
the time for them to use their office as agents to help the
party win victory, he said agents need to be disciplined and
highly regimented during the voting day so that there would
not be any problems with the counting process.
Professor Mills assured Ghanaians that there is no plan by his
government to either abolish the National Health Insurance
Scheme (NHIS) or the National Youth Employment Programme (NYEP)
since it a good programme by the NPP but rather
then NDC will strengthen it to make it more accessible to all.
The presidential candidate of the NDC urged the Electoral
Commission (EC) and the National Commission on Civic
Education (NCCE) to commence with the programme of educating
the Ghanaian populace on how to vote and the measures
involved in voting so that there will free and fair polls.
He reiterated that the two bodies should ensure that
Ghanaians are taken through all these necessary education so
that most of the ballot papers which were wasted because
people did not know how to vote not to recur.
Professor Evans Atta Mills disclosed that because he told
Ghanaians of his intention of reducing petrol when he comes
to power, the NPP have decided to slash petroleum products,
he maintained that though the NPP government has done this,
he will still reduce petrol prices as promised.
He urged all, especially NDC supporters to come out in their
numbers on the 28 of December to vote massively for the
party.Ghanadot
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Atta Mills Urge Polling Agents to be Vigilant
Accra, Dec 15, Ghanadot -
Professor Evans Atta Mills, presidential candidate of the
National Democratic Congress (NDC) has urged all party
polling agents to be vigilant and very observant during the
run-off come December 28...More
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Integrate HIV persons into families- Siaw
Asuotiano/Nsesereso (B/A), Dec. 12, Ghanadot/GNA – Mr
Kwakye Siaw, acting Dormaa Municipal Health Director on
Friday urged people to accept and freely interact with HIV
positive relatives to enable them lead meaningful lives. ...More
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