NDC Will Lose 2020 Elections – Akpaloo

Kofi Akpaloo, leader of the Liberal Party of Ghana (LPG), has predicted yet another electoral defeat for the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC). He is sure the NDC cannot win the 2020 elections.

The LPG founder contended that if President Akufo-Addo sustains his extraordinary works, which looks certain, the NDC will stand no chance to win the next elections.

“President Akufo-Addo has started on a positive note so far and from all indications he will not pull his leg from the accelerator”, he said.

Mr. Akpaloo added “If Nana Akufo-Addo continues this way then all opposition political parties should forget about the next polls”.

Nana Policies

He stated that the numerous positive policies that the Akufo-Addo-led New Patriotic Party (NPP) government has lined up will win them (NPP) the 2020 polls. Mr. Akpaloo observed that almost all the programmes of the NPP administration have the potential of directly enhancing the lives of the ordinary Ghanaian.

According to him, if the social intervention policies improve the lives of the people “they will reciprocate with their votes.

“The NPPs policies are juicy and very positive, especially the free Senior High School (SHS) programme, which will see a lot of the youth going to school.

“The One District, One Factory programme will also create jobs and boost the economy, which will bring huge relief to the people, who will vote in 2020.” To be honest with you, he continued “the NDC, which is the largest opposition political party stands no chance in the 2020 polls”.

NDC’s Dreams

Mr. Akpaloo therefore urged the opposition political parties, especially the NDC, to stop believing that they can oust the performing NPP administration in 2020. “The NPP is performing beyond my imagination and with this amazing performance; the 2020 polls will be difficult for the opposition parties.

“With this good show by Nana Akufo-Addo, the opposition parties will need a lot of money to campaign to beat him and it is impossible in 2020”.

Source: The Publisher