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John Mahama Joins James Gyakye Quayson’s Campaign for Justice and Development in Assin North Constituency

Former president, John Mahama set to join James Gyakye Quayson tomorrow to support his campaign for Justice and Development for the people of the Assin North Constituency.

This NPP administration has gone to indecent lengths to rob the people of Assin North of parliamentary representation. The reason? To gain an advantage in what has essentially been a hung Parliament.

The James Quayson case will go down in the history of Ghanaian democracy as one of the most brazen manipulation of our judicial system ever.

I firmly believe and trust the people of Assin North to right the wrong done to them and James Quayson by electing him once again as Member of Parliament for the constituency.

To the people of Assin North, I thank you for the continuous love and support you’ve shown James Quayson and the NDC, despite the last minute vote buying gimmicks being employed by the NPP.

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