The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has organized a dialogue for parliamentary candidates in the Nkoranza South constituency in the Bono East Region, creating the platform for parliamentary candidates to interact with the electorates on their visions for Nkoranza South.
The dialogue was designed to keep the citizens informed about the intentions of the various candidates and their visions for the constituency.
Nkoranza South municipal Director for NCCE Ms. Owusu Marian, has made it known that the Commission undertook a nationwide survey to seek the concerns of the citizenry on their expectations from the candidates.
Ms. Marian said most concerns of the citizens were based on education, health, employment, economy, agriculture, and road infrastructure.
NCCE then initiated the dialogue based on the concerns shared by the citizens, for the candidates to make their intentions and policies known to their people.
The PNC Parliamentary Candidate Ms. Florence Ampour, shared her plans to facilitate development in the Nkoranza South constituency with the electorates, touching on the various concerns raised by the NCCE and said, she had already conducted a survey and knew the needs of the community members.
She appealed to her followers to embark on a peaceful campaign and urged them to ensure a conflict-free environment before, during, and after the elections.
Some of the community members who got the opportunity to ask questions expressed satisfaction with how the candidate responded to their questions.
The NCCE boss disclosed, “The elections will soon be over, and we will remain the people of Nkoranza.
Nkoranza was there before politics, and so let’s continue to enjoy our peaceful coexistence as one people because Nkoranza deserves better,” she added.
Source:Mybrytfmonline.com.com/Okyere Emmanuella
