NDC will campaign on its records - John Jinapor

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• True Ghanaian 7 years ago

  Jinapor... your party has nothing to campaign on and has therefore resorted to using a Dead Nkrumah's message in their adverts. Why do you have a living founder but have decided to sideline him? You have no records to campaig ...
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  Jinapor... your party has nothing to campaign on and has therefore resorted to using a Dead Nkrumah's message in their adverts. Why do you have a living founder but have decided to sideline him? You have no records to campaign on. This year, for sure.... your party is going. Thieves will always remain thieves. NDC is hopeless. Period.

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• Humanity 7 years ago

  I agree; how can a Minister of power talk NONSENSE. His dept responsible for DUMSOR, which the NDC Minister and friends it doesn't affect because state money pays for their generators. YOU WILL LOSE NDC, GOOD RIDDANCE.

  I agree; how can a Minister of power talk NONSENSE. His dept responsible for DUMSOR, which the NDC Minister and friends it doesn't affect because state money pays for their generators. YOU WILL LOSE NDC, GOOD RIDDANCE.

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• eugene 7 years ago

  no lights,no jobs, no schools, no roads,no hospitals, no piped water, no dirty water removal= ndc= no votes!

  no lights,no jobs, no schools, no roads,no hospitals, no piped water, no dirty water removal= ndc= no votes!

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• Experiencing the system. 7 years ago

  What record is Mr. Jinapor talking about? Record of Dumsor or dilapidated schools, broken NHIS, azonto roads, new roads which washes away after first heavy rain, relatively unaffordable high school and University fees, massiv ...
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  What record is Mr. Jinapor talking about? Record of Dumsor or dilapidated schools, broken NHIS, azonto roads, new roads which washes away after first heavy rain, relatively unaffordable high school and University fees, massive government borrowing which has not benefited the average Ghanaian, escalating inflation, filthy cities and towns, ever increasing fuel cost, lousy telecommunication system, choking taxes, duties and levies, etc, etc? If we have to go by your record, then please do not ask people to vote for you. Please try to assess your record from the standpoint of the experience of the average Ghanaian and not from the padded and comfortable life of top officials of the government.

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