NPP Flagbearer promises to set up Petro Chemical Institute in Western Region if voted into power
The Presidential Candidate of the NPP, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo has promised to set up a petrol chemical institute in the Western Region to train the youth in the oil and gas sector in order for them to benefit fully from the oil discovery in that region. He said such institute will better place the youth to take up jobs from the industry and reduce the risk associated with the discovery of oil in countries such as Nigeria.
Nana Addo was addressing the youth across the ten regions of the country through his e-campaign via video conference.
He said under his leadership, the SADA Concept will be maintained but will be strengthened and intensified.
Meanwhile, Vice-Presidential Candidate of the New patriotic Party, Bawumiah says the ruling National Democratic Congress has by their actions proven, that they only realize the importance of Ghanaians when it is time for voting.
Dr Bawumia made this comment in Nakpanduri while on a tour in the Bunkpurugu Yunyoo Constituency of the Northern Region.
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