A former National Vice Chairman of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Ambassador Said Sinare, has urged Ghanaians to repose faith in the party's leader, John Mahama, and vote for him in the upcoming December polls.

Mr Sinare asserted that unlike President Akufo-Addo, who, in his view, has led many Ghanaians into poverty, former President John Mahama, the NDC's flagbearer, will perform better and enhance the lives of the citizens.

During an interview on Dwaboase on TV XYZ with Kwame Minkah, Alhaji Sinare expressed confidence that John Mahama, if elected, will exceed his previous performance and bring positive change to the country.

Sinare emphasized that Mahama, despite having only one term to serve if elected, is well-prepared to address the country's challenges.

He assured, "John will not fail the good people of this great country. When John comes back to power, he will double what he did when he came to power in 2012."

Regarding how a future NDC government would revitalize the economy, Sinare mentioned that Mahama and the party have outlined policies to tackle wastage, corruption, and rebuild the economy.

He underscored the importance of discipline and economic structure, criticizing what he perceives as "wastage" in the governance of the NPP. Sinare highlighted the NDC's commitment to transforming the health sector and improving healthcare accessibility.

Mr Sinare questioned the concentration of the country's only dialysis center in Accra and pledged that the NDC government would establish dialysis centers in government hospitals nationwide.

Discussing plans for Zongos (predominantly Muslim communities), Alhaji Sinare stressed that the NDC, despite having already delivered projects in Zongo communities, is committed to continuing these initiatives if they win the 2024 elections.

He criticized the current government for allegedly failing to fulfill promises to Zongo communities, except for astro turfs. Sinare pledged that under Mahama's leadership, the NDC would focus on improving lives, boosting employment, and addressing infrastructure needs in Zongo communities.

“I m a Zongo boy. All the promises the government has made to the Zongo communities, they have failed to fulfil them. Apart from the astro turfs, what have they done?” Alhaji Sinare quizzed. “They have totally failed; they have not done anything for Zongos.”

He added, “We are going to improve their lives, we are going to make sure we put money in peoples’ pockets, we will tackle unemployment in the Zongo communities….And the health facilities for instance, their roads facilities, their schools. These are the basic things the Zongo needs. I know John Mahama will not disappoint.”