The flagbearer of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, is set to commence his national campaign tour for the 2024 elections on Monday, April 29, 2024.

Dr. Bawumia is expected to visit all 16 regions in Ghana in his maiden campaign starting from the Eastern Region.

A statement issued by the Director of Communication of the NPP flagbearer’s campaign team indicated that the campaign, which allows Dr Bawumia to present his “bold solution for our future” to Ghanaians, would be issue-based.

“The 2024 Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, will officially kick off his presidential campaign for the December 7 general elections with his first nationwide tour from Monday, 29 April 2024. Dr Bawumia and his campaign team are promising an issue-based campaign, one that will focus on cogent, practical, and tailor-made ideas to deal with issues that are most dear to the Ghanaian people.

“Beginning in the Eastern Region, Dr. Bawumia and his campaign team will visit all 16 regions over the next month in this first round of campaigning. On his rounds, he will meet with a wide range of stakeholders, including traditional leaders, the clergy, the youth, traders, drivers, farmers, students and visit businesses, including marketplaces to interact with both traders and consumers,” part of the statement reads.

It added, “The candidate will engage the media, hold town hall meetings and continue with his regular stakeholder engagements with the Ghanaian people”.

The statement further indicated that the leadership of the NPP have put measures in place to ensure their flagbearer presents his vision to Ghanaians.

It added that for the NPP, the race to December 7, 2024, would be about: “The Battle for Effective Campaigning”, “The Battle for Ideas and Character” and “The Battle for Record”.

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