Dr Eleblu files nomination to Contest North Tongu NPP Seat
Senior Lecturer at the University of Ghana Dr. John Saviour Yaw Eleblu says he will establish business development centers in all the electoral areas of the North Tongu Constituency to create jobs for residents.
He also promised to support residents to create businesses and grow them to create wealth withing the constituency.
“I will change our constituency into an agricultural hub to feed North Tongu and the entire country and also for export,” he said.
He further promised to facilitate the establishment of three Technical, Vocational, Engineering, and Technology (TVET) centers in the constituency to train the youth in entrepreneurship, while also assisting qualified youth in the party to gain admission into tertiary institutions of their choice, as well as get them employment opportunities in the security services and other government agencies.
Dr Eleblu said the NPP has contributed hugely to the development of the constituency by, among others, investing in the US$34 million Togorme Irrigation project which is expected to serve as a foundational infrastructure for the development of agricultural and agribusiness projects for the needed economic transformation.
He also said the NPP has ensured the construction of new roads in the area, 2 new courts for the Judiciary to facilitate the quick delivery of justice, the building of a new market complex in Juapong, and many other developmental projects.
Dr Eleblu made these comments after presenting his nomination to contest the NPP parliamentary candidate slot in the constituency; Dr. Eleblu said he is the right man to unseat the NDC’s Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.
The Lecturer expressed his hopes of serving the constituency as he has been serving the University of Ghana.
“I have what it takes to be a parliamentary candidate to challenge the opposition NDC’s candidate to win the seat. I am very ready to change the narrative of NPP in North Tongu and bring hope to the party folks in the constituency,” he said.
He assured that although the NPP has been performing badly in North Tongu, he has the right strategies in place to canvas for votes and topple the NDC.
“Our target is to get 30,000 votes in North Tongu and we have mapped out many complementary strategies to achieve this. The first is our membership drive to register a minimum of 10,000 members,” he disclosed.
