Dormaa Central Parliamentary Candidates Engage in Peaceful Debate.

Dormaa Central Parliamentary Candidates Engage in Peaceful Debate.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) successfully has hosted a debate for parliamentary candidates in Dormaa Central of the Bono region, focusing on pressing issues such as employment, healthcare, roads, and agriculture. 

Eder Seth Obroni, Director of NCCE for Dormaa Central Municipality, emphasized the commission's commitment to fairness, accountability, and equity, highlighting the importance of informed decision-making among citizens.

Madam Cynthia Anima Boadu, the Bono Regional Director of NCCE, commended the participating candidates for their willingness to engage in a peaceful and informative debate.

The debate featured Hon. Kwaku Agyeman Manu (NPP), Mr. Uroy Joechee Edem (GCPP), and Mr. John Kwame Adu Jack (NDC).

 

The Candidates discussed strategies for job creation and economic growth and healthcare. 

The Debaters presented plans for improving access to quality healthcare services, roads as they outlined proposals for infrastructure development, road maintenance and  agriculture.

The three candidates shared their visions for boosting agricultural productivity and food security within the Constituency.

Hon. Kwaku Agyeman Manu pledged to promote peaceful campaign, urging their opponents to refrain from insults and maintain a respectful tone throughout the electoral process.

Mr John Kwame Adu Jack, the  parliamentary candidate for NDC also pledged to hold in high esteem his opponents throughout his campaign.

This debate demonstrates the NCCE's dedication to promoting informed citizenship, accountability, and peaceful elections in Ghana.

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