Ghanaian actress and producer Kafui Danku has publicly supported former President John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for the upcoming December 7, 2024 elections.

In an interview with Hitz FM’s Doreen Avio, Danku praised the NDC’s proposal for a 24-hour economy, describing it as a crucial initiative for job creation and economic recovery.

"The 24-hour economy is a laudable idea. There's going to be more jobs in the system. People are idle now; people can't even feed. There’s going to be more jobs in the system so that we can catch up," she stated.

Danku highlighted the potential benefits of a 24-hour economy, noting it would generate employment opportunities and help address widespread economic difficulties.

"For those who have been unemployed, they are all going to be employed. There will be a very robust economy. Things will get better, and I'm sure this exchange rate matter would be solved eventually, and then the cost of living will be much better than it's been," she added.

She expressed confidence that the development of appropriate industries would strengthen the economy and improve living standards.

She also addressed concerns about the high cost of living and the unstable exchange rate, expressing hope that the NDC’s plans would lead to substantial improvements in these areas.

Danku's endorsement of Mahama and the NDC is part of the party's broader campaign efforts, which focus on significant economic reforms.

Mahama will face off against Vice-President and NPP candidate Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, New Force Movement’s Nana Kwame Bediako, and Movement for Change’s Alan Kyerematen in the upcoming election.