VR: Alhaji Sinare Donates GHC15000.00 On Behalf Of Prez Mahama, Pledges 3 Units Classrooms And Boreholes For Over 9000 Residents
The former High Commissioner to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, H.E. Alhaji Said Sinare, has promised to support the education sector within the Wuxor, Have, and Sremanu electoral area with a three-unit classroom block to eradicate schooling under tree.
The Rawlings look-alike politician who made the commitment at Sremanu during a visit to the community on Saturday the 3rd of February, 2024 noted that he has a very good relationship with the Ewes and will do everything possible within his power to get the community a three-unit classroom for the students to stop studying under trees.
He added that he will give the community a borehole so they can also stop sharing water with animals as the Assembly member came with a placard indicating the water and road challenges the entire area is going through.
The community leader, representing the collective voice of the people, has pledged unwavering support for the NDC by assuring 100% of their votes on 7th December 2024 to the opposition NDC.
According to the chief, their commitment is underscored by the influence and integrity of Alhaji Said Sinare, who stands as a beacon of hope for the community.
As a result of his exceptional dedication to advancing the development of the community over the years, H.E. Alhaji Said Sinare was awarded a citation by the chiefs, elders, and residents of Sremanu.
He also noted that the NDC, as a political party, is committed to giving the Volta region massive infrastructural development in their next government.
Mr. Sinare, who graced the 2024 Ative festival in the Akatsi South, was given a king’s welcome.
In his speech at the Tsive Denyaza 2024 event, H.E. Alhaji Said Sinare expressed his excitement about the connectivity of portable drinking water from Mafi-Adzorkpo to Tsive.
However, he criticized the Nana Addo-Bawumia-led NPP administration for failing to deliver on their promises to Ghanaians.
Alhaji Sinare highlighted the achievements of previous NDC administrations, including increased electricity connectivity and relief brought to communities through infrastructure projects.
He also criticized the current government for their failure to fulfill promises such as $1 million per constituency and 1 district, 1 factory, 1 village, and 1 dam.
Sinare expressed concern about the severe economic hardship faced by Ghanaians due to corruption, multiple taxes, and debt. He urged voters to elect former President Mahama, describing him as a leader who cares and creates opportunities for all Ghanaians.
Alhaji Sinare praised Mr. Mahama as a nation-builder and experienced leader who can restore lost hopes in Ghana.
He emphasized that the future of Ghana’s youth is now and urged voters to elect a leader who is ready to make Ghana work again.
He called on Ghanaians to work extra hard in their communities, towns, and villages to bring Mr. Mahama back into power in December 2025.
Speaking at the event, the former National Vice chairman presented ghc15000.00 cash on behalf of former president Mahama to support the festival.
