Ben Ephson’s prediction is false, I will win the election

Politics of Thursday, November 26, 2020

Source: rainbowradioonline.com

2020-11-26

All People’s Congress (APC) presidential candidate Hassan Ayariga says polls by Ben Ephson predicting a one-touch victory for President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo are not a true reflection of what Ghanaian voters want. .

Speaking exclusively on Frontline on Rainbow Radio 87.5Fm, the presidential candidate challenged the pollster to go to the remote parts of Ghana and ask their opinion.

He accused Mr. Ephson of sitting in his office to give his personal opinion.

The wind of change, he opined, is reaching him because from what he has collected from the land, he [Hassan Ayariga] he will win the presidential elections without a doubt.

“Ask Ben Ephson the number of constituencies he visited, ask Ben the number of constituencies without water in Ghana, ask Ben the number of constituencies without hospitals, he should tell me the number of communities without good roads. If he can Tell me, then I’ll believe your opinion polls. This year, Ghanaians will vote for Hassan Ayariga. Ghanaians are tired, the unemployment rate is high. What have the NDC and NPP done for Ghanaians? Don’t ask me about the Ben Ephson’s personal opinions. His opinion polls will have no effect on the 2020 polls. “

The politician said that what the PNP has done is not enough for the people of Ghana to request a second term.

The Nation Builder’s Corps (NABCo) launched by the NPP, he suggested, is not a panacea for job creation because the amount given to beneficiaries is nothing to die for.

“NABCO is not an alternative to job creation. We need to engage in production and manufacturing to create jobs for Ghanaians. Let us produce what we consume. I will invest in a production facility. OIut’s vision is not just about win an election, but to continue to develop policies to transform lives and develop Ghana, “he added.

Ephson has predicted a one-touch victory for the New Patriotic Party with just over 52%, while opposition standard-bearer John Dramani Mahama will get 45%.