Honorable Abu Kansangbata's recent remarks on a Tamale radio station have highlighted a crucial strategy for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as they approach the upcoming elections: emphasizing John Dramani Mahama's transformative 24-hour economy policy.

This policy represents more than just a campaign promise; it embodies a visionary agenda poised to reshape Ghana's economic landscape. John Mahama's 24-hour economy policy aims to modernize Ghana's economic framework to meet the demands of the globalized 21st century.

The policy seeks to maximize productivity and efficiency by facilitating round-the-clock operation of businesses, services, and industries.

This continuous economic activity not only promises to boost GDP levels but also optimizes resource utilization, paving the way for sustainable development across various sectors.

In manufacturing and production, continuous operations can expand production capacities, attract foreign investment, and elevate Ghana's status as a manufacturing hub in West Africa.

Meanwhile, healthcare and emergency services operating 24/7 can enhance public health outcomes and ensure swift emergency responses, contributing to a healthier and safer society.

Flexible operating hours in retail and commerce can cater to consumer needs at any time, driving up sales and fostering entrepreneurship, particularly through online platforms. In tourism and hospitality, round-the-clock services can bolster international tourist arrivals, supporting local businesses and generating employment opportunities.

A robust transportation and logistics network is vital for sustaining a 24-hour economy, facilitating efficient movement of goods and people, reducing costs, and enhancing overall economic efficiency. Beyond economic gains, Mahama's policy promises significant social benefits. It promotes inclusivity by accommodating diverse work preferences and lifestyles, enhancing work-life balance for employees.

Moreover, it strengthens public services and improves security, contributing to a cohesive and prosperous society. John Mahama's leadership record, characterized by innovative policies and a commitment to sustainable development, underscores his suitability to lead Ghana forward.

His 24-hour economy policy exemplifies forward-thinking leadership, addressing the evolving needs of Ghana's economy amidst a rapidly changing global landscape. To effectively communicate this transformative vision, the NDC and its stakeholders, including MPs and grassroots supporters, must unite in promoting the 24-hour economy policy.

The party can build momentum and secure support from voters who prioritize economic growth, job creation, and inclusive development by clearly articulating its benefits to the electorate.

Honorable Abu Kansangbata highlights that the primary concern lies in the shift away from the 24-hour policy towards the recently appointed NPP running mate, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, known as NAPO. Ghanaians have already formed strong opinions about NAPO, particularly due to his controversial handling of public issues such as Dumsor, where his dismissive remarks about the need for a timetable were perceived as arrogant and untrustworthy.

Honorable Abu Kansangbata highlights that their opponents are already a losing side so the NDC should focus on pushing their agenda rather than focusing on their opponents. Honorable Abu Kansangbata, former Deputy Minister of State, wisely advocates for a refocus on policy rather than becoming embroiled in the distractions of an already faltering campaign.

This redirection could prove pivotal in maintaining credibility and addressing the pressing concerns of the electorate.