I am ready to serve - Dr Bawumia to Ghanaians

In an interview with Africa Watch magazine, Vice President Bawumia expressed confidence in the country's democratic process and said, "I am grateful for the opportunity to serve our nation.".

"I want to assure the Ghanaian electorate that I have prepared myself well for the job.

Currently, Dr Bawumia said the manifesto committees of the party were busily at work putting together a compelling document to kick off his campaign, which he indicated would entail active engagement with voters through rallies, town hall meetings, and door-to-door to communicate its achievements and vision for the future.

While acknowledging that the response to his message had been overwhelmingly positive and enthusiastic, the NPP flagbearer said, "We have been heartened by the warm reception and support from people from all walks of life who are eager to help us win the election.".

Explaining further, the NPP flagbearer said the party had engaged with citizens from diverse backgrounds, listened to their concerns, and shared its plans for inclusive growth, job creation, and social development in diverse ways.

He said that even as the actual campaign was yet to hit the ground running, the energy and momentum behind the preliminary engagements were inspiring.

Dr Bawumia said that even though Ghanaian political culture could be intensely partisan with robust debates and disagreements between parties, it was also essential to recognise that despite the political differences, "we all share a common goal of progress and prosperity for Ghana and its people."