Monday, September 22, 2008

PNC endorses parliamentary candidate for Binduri Constituency



 
    The People's National Convention
 
(PNC), has confirmed Mr Cyprian Anthony, a 44 year-old teacher as its
 
parliamentary candidate to contest the Binduri Constituency seat in the
 
Upper East Region.
     This was contained in a statement signed by the Regional Secretary of the
 
Party, Mr Henry Fatchu.
     It said the 44 year old teacher, received the endorsement when the 87
 
delegates voted for him by popular acclamation.
     Mr Fatch thanked the delegates for the confidence reposed in him and
 
pledged to work harder to enable the party win the seat for the area.
     He said the party had a comprehensive policy on rural development, and
 
would effectively implement them when it was voted into power.
     He added that the party would introduce what it termed "growth poles"
 
to decongest urban areas by making life better and more attractive in the rural
 
areas so as to discourage people from migrating to urban centres.
     Mr Fatchu said the party would also identify towns along the borders
 
such as Bawku, Hamile, Paga, Aflao, Namoo, Elebo and Half Assini to
 
construct suitable warehouses and retail structures to act as market centres
 
to serve ECOWAS countries.
     In addition, he said, the PNC would increase employment avenues in the
 
agriculture sector, especially to the youth in the rural areas by assisting them
 
with farm inputs, extension services and other resources.
     The election was conducted by Mr Azu Bosco, the Municipal Director in
 
charge of Bawku Electoral Commission.
GNA
           

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