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As per EIU, the NDC can accomplish this through another official applicant rather than John Mahama driving the party.
“The previous president, John Mahama, is supposedly considering running once more, yet we anticipate that the resistance NDC should attempt to renew its possibilities with a new competitor.
“Our standard conjecture is that continuous public disappointment with the sluggish speed of enhancements in administration – like foundation advancement, work creation, and facilitating of debasement – will set off enemy of incumbency factors and push the electorate to look for a change,” the EIU said in its report.
The NPP responding to the EIU report said “The EIU balances its expectation on the typical suspicion.
That official power has been turning more than eight-year time spans in the Fourth Republic is a reality up until this point.”
It said EIU suggests that Mahama’s record of initiative is poor to such an extent that assuming he turns into the up-and-comer, the NDC anticipated win disintegrates adding that it is a colossal lift to the NPP exertion of ‘breaking the 8’.
In an explanation endorsed by the Communications Director of the NPP, Yaw Buaben Asamoa, said: “In the event that NDC wins, it won’t be news.
However, assuming the NPP wins, it would be a noteworthy accomplishment that would show the approaching old enough of constituent governmental issues in Ghana.
As such, a NPP triumph in 2024, prominently named ‘Breaking the Eight’, would be a more strange occasion than a NDC triumph, in light of the historical backdrop of races in the Fourth Republic.”
