Choose leaders whose ideologies best defines the constituents – Dr. Anyars to Tamale Central

The parliamentary candidate for the Tamale Central Constituency, Dr. Ibrahim Imoro Anyars has charged his constituents to be mindful of who they choose to lead them come December 7.

He noted that their parliamentary representative should be well mannered and leaves  up to standard to help paint a good picture of the constituents to lure developmental projects to its people.

Dr. Anyars further charged the constituents to be mindful that leadership positions are a gift from God and the people, hence with the support of the people he is confident of emerging victorious after December 7.

He outlined his policies of one electoral area, one school bus system, free hot water system for all hospitals within the constituency, more employment opportunities for the youth (saying no to Patapolitics) among others.

The Nabco CEO made this known during an interview on FiilaFm and other radio stations who picked similar feeds on his discussions.

He urged electorates to turn out on December 7 and vote the Nana Akoffo Addo’s government and all parliamentary candidates vying under the NPP political party for continues developmental projects.

The Electoral Commission (EC) has indicated that a total number of 17,027,641 electorates are eligible to exercise their franchise during the December 7 presidential and parliamentary elections.

The number of valid voters was captured by the EC in its compilation exercise earlier this year. Per the breakdown of the total number of electorates, Greater Accra had the highest number of 3,528, 996 valid voters.

The Ashanti Region had a total number of 3,019,178 valid voters ahead of the general elections making it the second-highest region with eligible electorates.

The Electoral Commission (EC) is promising strict compliance of Covid-19 safety protocols as it announces ‘No Face Mask, No Vote’ directive on Election Day, December 7.

Source:Fiilafmonline/ShawanaYussif