Running mate of the opposition National Democratic Congress' John Mahama, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has cautioned Ghanaians to be wary of the ruling New Patriotic Party's (NPP) 2024 slogan, "It is possible," suggesting that the party may not be able to deliver on its promises.

Speaking at an event with female media professionals in Accra, Prof. Opoku-Agyemang criticized the NPP's track record, citing recent events as evidence of their failure to fulfill their commitments.

She specifically mentioned the picketing by pensioner bondholders at the Finance Ministry, demanding the release of their funds.

She urged Ghanaians to critically examine the NPP's promises and consider the reality of their delivery when making electoral decisions.

"When we say it is a people's manifesto, we mean it. You can just shut a couple of us in a room for a couple of weeks and we can draft one for you nicely. But for who are you doing the manifesto for? Does it include journalists? Yes, it includes journalists of many areas of focus," she stated.

Prof. Opoku-Agyemang also dismissed criticisms that the NDC lacks ideas and vision to govern effectively if elected.

She emphasized the party's commitment to engaging with various groups, including women, to understand their concerns and incorporate them into their manifesto.