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Rev. Alexander Nti, a well-known public figure, has officially declared his candidacy for the Council of State, outlining his vision for the future and the development of the Ashanti Region. In his announcement, Rev. Nti emphasized his commitment to creating job opportunities for the youth, who he believes are the backbone of the country’s future.
Rev. Nti noted that he has already secured the support of two-thirds of the Presiding Members, a key achievement in his campaign. He revealed that his next step is to garner the support of the Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs), ensuring a broad base of support across the region.
In addition to his focus on youth employment, Rev. Nti made it clear that his candidacy is driven by a desire to complete critical projects initiated by former President John Dramani Mahama. He expressed his intention to work closely with President Mahama, advising on the continuation and completion of these important projects, which have been left unfinished.
Rev. Nti also expressed hope that the nomination forms for the Council of State elections will soon be made available, allowing him to formally submit his candidacy. He is eager to officially enter the race and begin working toward his goals for the region.
The Ashanti Region, according to Rev. Nti, needs a leader who is committed to bringing all unfinished projects to completion. He stressed that the region deserves someone who will prioritize the welfare of its people and ensure that the infrastructure and development projects vital to its growth are successfully finished.
As the race for the Council of State heats up, Rev. Alexander Nti’s announcement marks the beginning of a new chapter in his political journey, with the goal of advancing the interests of the Ashanti Region and its people. His focus on youth employment and project completion positions him as a strong contender in the upcoming elections.
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By Simon Opoku Afriyie
