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\n\tIn an electrifying rally at Dadiesoaba, Lawyer Sammy Gyemfi, the National Communications Officer, passionate advocate for change and a leading voice of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), called on the people to vote out the current government in favor of progress and accountability. Lawyer Gyemfi highlighted the extreme hardships faced by Ghanaians, drawing a parallel with Bishop Obinim\u2019s famous phrase, “Aboroso oo,” to emphasize the overwhelming nature of the struggles citizens have endured.\n<\/p>\n
\n\t\u201cWe\u2019ve seen hardship before, but this one is to the extreme. It\u2019s time to be vigilant, as cunning as snakes, because spreading lies has become the order of the day,\u201d He declared, urging the crowd to discern truth from political propaganda.\n<\/p>\n
\n\tCiting alarming financial mismanagement, Sammy Gyemfi compared the debts accumulated under the current administration to previous governments. He emphasized that while Ghana’s debt has consistently risen, the Akufo-Addo and Bawumia administration had received unprecedented funds, yet had little to show for it. \u201cThe debt under John Mahama rose to 120 billion cedis, but that investment is visible\u2014Dadiesoaba saw schools, markets, hospitals, and roads. Mahama\u2019s leadership put our resources to good use,\u201d Gyemfi stated passionately.\n<\/p>\n
\n\tThe rally wasn\u2019t just about speeches; it was a pledge to the future of Dadiesoaba\u2019s youth. Addressing the plight of unemployed nurses, Sammy Gyemfi underscored how Mahama\u2019s development projects\u2014especially in health\u2014could have made employment opportunities easier. A group of young nurses, frustrated with years of unemployment, expressed their full support for Mahama\u2019s return, chanting, \u201cWe support JM to break the eight!\u201d\n<\/p>\n
\n\tIn a heartfelt gesture, Sammy Gyemfi donated GHS10,000 to a fund set up by the chief and elders of Dadiesoaba. Reflecting on the support he received from Hon. Collins Dauda, Gyemfi shared, \u201cWhen I was in school, Collins Dauda paid my fees. It\u2019s only fair I contribute now to help others.\u201d\n<\/p>\n
\n\tAs the sun set over Dadiesoaba, the air buzzed with hope and resolve, with citizens rallying behind Sammy Gyemfi\u2019s message. With high spirits, they pledged their support to the NDC, ready to vote for change and end the extreme hardships they believe have weighed down their community for too long.\n<\/p>\n
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