Shocking News Hit The Country Ghana

The is a shocking news hit the country  of Ghana as everybody heard early as the president of the republic of Ghana has just pass away as the sitting president and the flag bearer of the national democratic  congress.

This sad news has made the country more devastated because of the incident that happen to the peace of the country.

It was on  12: 30pm we heard some news reaching us as the president has been sent to the 37 Military Hospital  as the president is not feeling well but around the 2:30 pm  the sad news just to us as the first Gentle man of the state  President John Evans Atta Mills has pass away………

The Republic of Ghana has indeed lost a great son and leader.
the late President as an academician, sportsman and political leader always sought to achieve the best for the people of Ghana.
His rise to the highest political office was phenomenal and his leadership was full of modesty, humility and sincerity. 

There had been speculations about his health and occasionally rumors of his death who he celebrate his birthday last Sunday     Sadly he passed on 24th Tuesday July afternoon. 

Campaign Together For Victory

Mr Alex Afriyie, former Chairman of the National Democratic Congress(NDC) in Asutifi North Constituency, has appealed to elders of the party to endeavor to heal the long-standing rift between President John Evans Atta Mills and former President Jerry John Rawlings before the campaign for the December polls would start.

Mr Afriyie, who is also the Assembly Member for Ntotroso-Akyease Electoral Area, was speaking in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) in Sunyani at the weekend.

He explained that the step by the elders would help capture more votes from the floating electorate to ensure victory for the party in the elections.

Assessing the current political terrain of the country, Mr Afriyie cautioned the leadership of the party “not to make the mistake to sideline the founder of the Party during the campaign period, but to involve him to ensure a resounding victory.”

Mr Afriyie reminded them that NDC won the 2008 elections by a few vote differences over the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and “this is the time for the NDC to sharpen its campaign strategy to win the hearts of more of the electorate to score a wider margin win against the NPP.

To attain this goal former President Rawlings must be part of the train because he has the charisma.”

He stated: “If politics is played with numbers then the elders of NDC should not down-play advice from members and sympathizers of the party pertaining to the need for the two most important figures of the party to come to terms to enhance the growth of NDC.”

Mr Afriyie expressed disgust about the unhealthy discussions about the two figures on some FM radio stations and expressed the fear this could persist if elders of the party failed to make pragmatic efforts to unite them.