The Ahafo Regional Women’s Organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Ruth Adwoa Fosuaa, visited St. John of God College of Health in the Tano North Constituency to discuss the achievements of the ruling government.

During her address, she highlighted several key initiatives implemented by the NPP since 2017, including the provision of free water during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Free Senior High School (SHS) program, Agenda 111 for health infrastructure development, and the Planting for Food and Jobs initiative.

Mrs. Fosuaa also emphasized the importance of the Ghana School Feeding Programme and the implementation of the Ghana Card, which enhances identification and access to services.

She pointed out that the “One District, One Ambulance” policy has significantly improved emergency healthcare services across the country.

Calling on students within the constituency to rally behind Dr. Gideon Boako, the new parliamentary candidate, Fosuaa praised his commitment to initiating positive changes for their community.

She urged them to vote for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia as president, stressing that their support is crucial for breaking the eight-year political cycle and continuing to implement beneficial policies.

“You have to spread the good deeds of the NPP to others so that together we can work to ensure the party breaks the eight-year political cycle,” Fosuaa stated.

She concluded by criticizing the National Democratic Congress (NDC), asserting that during their eight years in governance, they failed to introduce a single significant social intervention policy for Ghanaians, contrasting this with the numerous initiatives launched by the NPP.