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NDC picks parliamentary candidate for
Old Tafo Constituency
Kumasi, Dec. 2, Ghanadot/GNA- Mr. Dominic Anomah, a 61-year
old retired educationist and former District Secretary for
Offinso in the Ashanti Region was at the weekend elected
un-opposed as the National Democratic Congress (NDC)
Parliamentary candidate of Old Tafo Constituency for 2008
elections.
The election of Mr Anomah was by popular acclamation as all
the 102 delegates gave him the nod.
The election was supervised by the Electoral Commission.
Oheneba Osei Bonsu, National Vice-Chairman of the NDC,
earlier in an address said the government of the New
Patriotic Party (NPP) in its seven year rule has failed
Ghanaians in providing their needs.
He said the task ahead of the NDC was challenging and
appealed to supporters and rank and file of the party to
adopt house-to-house campaign strategies to ensure the
victory of the party in 2008 elections.
Oheneba Bonsu stressed the need for them to be vigilant to
thwart any attempt by the NPP to rig the 2008 elections.
Mr. Abubakar Iddisah, Chairman of the Old Tafo Constituency
of the NDC, expressed his happiness about the peaceful
manner in which the election was conducted and urged the
supporters and followers of the Party to work harder to
wrest power from the NPP.
Mr Anomah thanked the delegates for the confidence reposed
in him and asked them to rally behind him to enable him to
win the 2008 general election.
GNA
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