The All-People's Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Dr. Hassan Ayariga, visited Hohoe to continue his nationwide community outreach campaign in the Volta Region.

During his visit, he met with Togbe Worde, the head chief of Gabi Kpeme.

The meeting was an opportunity for Dr. Hassan Ayariga to share his vision and policies with the people of Gabi Kpeme if elected as president.

The discussions also included contributions and suggestions from Togbe Worde and his council on implementing these policies effectively.

Dr. Hassan Ayariga expressed his deep appreciation for the warm reception, support, and insightful feedback he received. He also acknowledged the privilege and encouragement extended to him during the visit.

As part of his outreach in the Volta Region, Dr. Hassan Ayariga emphasized the importance of grassroots engagement in shaping a government that reflects the needs and aspirations of the people.

He outlined key areas of his vision, including improved healthcare delivery, accessible education, job creation, and infrastructure development, tailored to address the unique challenges faced by the region.

"My dream is to become the president of the country and implement all these policies that I have outlined for your people and the entire country at large, "he said.

Dr. Ayariga assured the chiefs and people of Hohoe that his administration would prioritize inclusivity and equity, ensuring all regions receive fair attention and resources for development.

He highlighted the potential of the Volta Region as a hub for agriculture, tourism, and small-scale industries, pledging to implement policies that would unlock these opportunities and improve livelihoods.

The community, in turn, commended Dr. Ayariga for his commitment to engaging with local stakeholders directly. Togbe Worde and his council reiterated their support for any initiative that would bring progress and unity to their people, expressing optimism about the APC's plans for governance.

Dr. Ayariga concluded his visit by encouraging the people of the Volta Region to actively participate in the upcoming elections and exercise their democratic rights.

He assured them that their voices would remain at the core of his leadership if given the mandate to serve as president.

AM/KA

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