John Dramani Mahama, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer, has reiterated his dedication to enhancing agriculture through enhanced services facilitated by mechanization centers in the Oti Region.

Mahama emphasized the multifaceted benefits of this initiative, highlighting its potential to spur job creation, elevate living standards, boost productivity, and enhance overall comfort and convenience for citizens.

Furthermore, Mahama affirmed the commitment of the prospective NDC government to substantial investments in agriculture and agro-processing once political power is reinstated.

Mahama addressed the crowd in Dambai, located in the Oti Region, on Monday as part of his two-day "Building the Ghana We Want Tour."

During the meeting with the Oti Regional House of Chiefs, Mahama emphasized the establishment of agro-processing factories aimed at enhancing farmers' yields and income levels while adding value to crops for export, thereby bolstering revenue generation.

Regarding the 24-hour economy policy, Mahama clarified that the intention behind his proposed initiative was to facilitate businesses in operating three shifts per day.

“My government will enact new laws to support businesses operating 24/7, including labour laws and tax incentives,” he said.

He highlighted plans to support companies with favorable tax policies, stimulus packages, and financial assistance tailored to specific industries, such as agro-processing and manufacturing.

Mahama stressed the importance of security, sanitation, and environmental protection as integral aspects of the 24-hour economy.