A Professor at the University of Ghana, Micheal Kpessah-Whyte has urged Ghanaians to vote for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the upcoming general elections.
In his view, a vote for the NDC is a vote for hope.
The one-time parliamentary candidate aspirant on the ticket of the NDC in Shai Osudoku, who addressed a crowd on Tuesday, September 24 after a demonstration by some university lectures said that the NDC has the ability to stabilise the nation
“It’s time to reclaim our future and ensure a better Ghana for all,” he emphasized.
On September 24, 2024, a group of over 35 university lecturers from the University of Ghana, GIMPA, and UPSA took to the streets of Accra to rally support for the NDC.
The professors, including prominent figures like Prof. Nana Ama Brown and Prof. Kpessa-Whyte, criticised the current New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration, claiming it has severely damaged Ghana’s educational system and contributed to widespread hardship among the populace.
The campaigners were seen distributing NDC paraphernalia and T-shirts to drivers, commuters in traffic, and pedestrians along key routes between Okponglo and Shaishi, as well as in front of the University of Ghana.
