President Mahama has set his sights on leaving a legacy if retained in power in December pledging at his party’s manifesto launch that the next four years under his leadership will see value addition to Ghana’s raw products in a bit to enhance the industrialization drive.
He also made known that there will be more social inclusion policies governing work adding the creation of jobs in partnership with private partners will be key.
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The man who assumed the leadership mantle after the death of his predecessor, Evans Mills before securing his own mandate in 2012, also assured those who fall in the poor bracket and living in Zongos and other poor suburbs they shall be financially assisted thorough the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) programme while their wards are put on the progressive Free High School programme.