NDC’s Abraham Amaliba Boosts Confidence in Kologo Community with Women Development Bank Promise Abraham Amaliba

NDC’s Abraham Amaliba Boosts Confidence in Kologo Community with Women Development Bank Promise

During a recent visit to the Kologo community, Abraham Amaliba, Director of Conflict Resolution at the National Democratic Congress (NDC), made a heartfelt assurance to the residents. Apexnewsgh reports

He emphasized the party’s unwavering commitment to the community’s development, addressing the concerns and criticisms raised by the locals. Amaliba acknowledged the challenges faced by Kologo but also highlighted the NDC’s significant contributions to the area.

The NDC’s impact on Kologo was tangible, with the establishment of a clinic and electrification projects being notable examples of the party’s commitment to the community’s well-being. Amaliba underscored these achievements as evidence of the party’s dedication. He also made a clear distinction between the efforts of the NDC and those of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

In a straightforward message, Amaliba assured the Kologo Chief and community members that the NDC had delivered in the past and would continue to do so if re-elected. He promised that future development projects would prioritize Kologo’s needs if the community supported the NDC in the upcoming December 7 election.

A pivotal aspect of the NDC’s plan involved the establishment of a Women Development Bank (WDB) in the constituency. Amaliba pledged to work closely with the party chairman to ensure its location in Kologo, aiming to empower women and stimulate local economic growth.

The frustration expressed by the community’s chief towards both the NDC and NPP did not go unnoticed. Amaliba sought to reassure the community that the NDC remained committed to their development and was dedicated to working towards a brighter future.

As the December 7 election approaches, Amaliba’s promises are poised to resonate with Kologo residents who are seeking meaningful change.

Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen/Kologo

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