We will emerge from the 2024 election with greater strength – Bawumia Declare…..

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the vice president, has voiced hope for Ghana’s unity and resiliency as the country gets ready for the general elections in 2024.

Dr. Bawumia emphasised the shared duty of all parties involved to uphold the country’s democratic values, peace, and stability during his remarks at the signing ceremony of the Presidential Elections Peace Pact.

“As a country, we will emerge from this election stronger.We hope that everyone will do something constructive to keep this nation together, peaceful, and stable. Our resolution to provide greater and lasting prospects for future generations can only be ensured if we fulfil our duty of care to our people, especially the hordes of young people,” he stated on Thursday, November 28.

The flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) urged all participants in the electoral process to rise to the occasion and uphold the country’s status as a model of peace and stability and live up to the peace pact being signed.

“The eyes of the world are on Ghana. The world is watching, hoping Ghana will rise again to the occasion, stand tall, and shine bright as the star of Africa. I am full of hope that we, as leaders and followers, will live up to the peace pact we are signing today,” he added.

Commending the efforts of the security services, media, and other stakeholders, Dr. Bawumia encouraged them to continue their vital roles in safeguarding peace throughout the election period.

“The only reason we seek power is to use it to deliver prosperity to the people of this country,” he added, reaffirming his dedication to following the law and encouraging cooperation for a peaceful election.

The vice president wished his rivals well and urged them to follow his example of adopting polite and nonviolent methods during the election process.