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NDC communicator defends manifesto process, Mahama’s delivery record

Mr Fieve argued that the government’s record of implementation was evidence that its manifesto was not developed without research.
He cited free SHS, support for first-year university students, the 24-hour market initiative and the economy as areas where he said the government was delivering.
Speaking on Joy Prime’s News Flash, Mr Fieve said the NDC’s 2024 manifesto was the product of extensive research, consultations and engagements with Ghanaians across different sectors.
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