Dr Titus Beyuo, General Secretary of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA), has resigned from his position to contest in the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Parliamentary Primaries.
On Wednesday, February 22, the medical practitioner chose nomination forms to run in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) primaries in the Upper West Region’s Lambussie-Karni Constituency.
He stated that the decision was made after a lengthy period of introspection and extensive consultations with family, friends, and key stakeholders.
“Arriving at this decision was an uphill task but the support and encouragement received from my family, traditional leaders in the Lambussie Traditional Council, party leadership at the National, Regional, Constituency, and Branch Levels, and friends during the consultative process, made this less difficult,” he stated on Wednesday.
“I am fully persuaded that the social democratic governance of the NDC holds the key to the alleviation of extreme poverty, provision of healthcare to all, restoration of the economy and above all ensuring fairness and equity in the distribution of the national cake.”
“It is my firm belief that the grace of God will abound to me as I make this switch from a professional and academic career into frontline politics. I need your prayers and continuous support.”
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
