DADDIEL LAUNCHES NPP CAMPAIGN IN SUAMAN CONSTITUENCY

The Parliamentary candidate for Suaman Constituency, MrKwabenaBoahen Phillip launched his campaign at Dadieso to kick-start his electioneering campaign.

The event was graced by some party big wigs such as Isaac Osei, MP Subin,KwabenaOkyere-Darko Mensa, MP Takoradi, Madam Kate Gyamfua, Dep. National Women's Organizer and NanaOwusuAnkomah, Western regional chairman.

The guest speaker for the event was Isaac Osei, MP for Subin and member of the National campaign team.

Addressing hundreds ofenthusiastic supporters who attended the launch, Hon. Isaac Osei noted that the NPP's main objective for winning power is to improve upon the living standards of thepeople through a process of transformation.He said an Akufo-Addo government will ensure that the people have Free SHS education, improved health services and the restoration of the collapsedNHIS. He assured the large gathering that employment generation through processing will be a key plank of the NPP programme.

Hon. Isaac Osei said that MrBoahene, (aka 'Daddiel') the NPP candidate was young, intelligent and hardworking. Everyone in Suamanknows how well he had served the people. He assured them that 'Daddiel' will be a servant of the people and urged them to tell his story to those who could not attend the rally.

Hon.Darko- Mensah told the people that Free SHS is so important that it is the NPP's key policy in its manifesto which is ready for implementation once voted into office.

Madam Kate Gyamfua fired the women with the promise to restore free maternal care. She urged them to get to the front lines to ensure victory for Nana Akufo-Addo and Daddiel.

MrKwabenaBoahen Phillip on his part thanked all dignitaries at the event for their support and assured his people of his unflinching commitment and hard work to ensure victory in the 2012 elections.

He told them that NPP will ensure that cocoa inputs were made available to farmers instead of the present situation where fertilizers and chemicals go across the border to Cote d'Ivoire and other neighboring countries.

He downplayed the use of insults and violence as tools for campaigning and urged all supporters to remain calm in the face of provocation by their opponents, and continue to spread the good policies of the NPP for a first round victory in 2012.