The seventeen presidential aspirants have been asked to desist from confusion and other acts that would disturb the peace Ghana has been enjoying over the last decade. The Cape Coast Polytechnic branch of TESCON as part of their week-long celebration made a donation of assorted drugs worth GHC10,000 to the Cape Coast Polyclinic and the Cape Coast District Hospital.
Presenting the items, the President, Stephen Luke Dapaah, said the move is to help the health centers meets their medical needs for patients who visit them. He also said the donation is to express the NPP government's commitment to addressing health needs facing the country.
Mr Dapaah noted that TESCON is prepared to rally behind any of the aspirants that become victorious after this coming Saturday congress at the University of Ghana.
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