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NDC thank political parties for support to Late President Mills burial
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The NDC is asking all political parties to see themselves as one people with a common agenda, seeking power to develop the nation.

They should desist from acts that divide and rather focus on issues that unite.

The General Secretary Johnson Asiedu Nketiah said this when he led a delegation of national executives to pay a visit to the NPP, CPP and PPP to thank them for their support during the death, burial and final funeral rites of Late President John Evans Atta Mills.

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