Dr. Hassan Ayariga, the Presidential Candidate for the All People’s Congress (APC), continued his nationwide outreach campaign with a visit to Hohoe in the Volta Region. During his visit, he had an important meeting with Togbe Worde, the head chief of Gabi Kpeme, where they discussed his vision for the future of Ghana and the policies he plans to implement if elected as President.
The meeting provided an opportunity for Dr. Ayariga to present his policy proposals, which were followed by valuable contributions and suggestions from Togbe Worde and his council. They engaged in thoughtful discussions about how to effectively translate these policies into action on the ground. Dr. Ayariga expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome and the insightful feedback he received, recognizing the importance of such dialogues in shaping a government that truly represents the people.
During his outreach in the Volta Region, Dr. Ayariga emphasized the significance of grassroots engagement in building a government that prioritizes the needs and aspirations of local communities. He outlined key areas of his vision, including improved healthcare, accessible education, job creation, and infrastructure development, all designed to address the specific challenges faced by the Volta Region.
Dr. Ayariga assured the people of Hohoe and the Volta Region at large that his administration would be committed to inclusivity and equity, ensuring that all regions receive fair attention and resources for sustainable development. He pointed to the region’s untapped potential in agriculture, tourism, and small-scale industries, promising to implement policies that would unlock these opportunities and create lasting economic benefits for the people.
In return, the community expressed their appreciation for Dr. Ayariga’s dedication to engaging with local leaders and stakeholders directly. Togbe Worde and his council reiterated their support for initiatives aimed at fostering progress and unity. They expressed optimism about the APC’s plans for governance and their potential to bring positive change.
Concluding his visit, Dr. Ayariga encouraged the people of the Volta Region to actively participate in the upcoming elections and make their voices heard. He reassured them that their concerns would remain central to his leadership if he was given the mandate to serve as President, emphasizing the importance of democratic participation in shaping the country’s future.
