The Vice President Kwesi Amissah-Arthur has stated that those breeding tribalism during the 2016 elections in their messages should be ignored.
He called on Ghanaians to ignore noise makers and vote for the NDC during the 2016 for continuity.
He made the statement when he made a whistle stop at Nalerigu in the Northern region as part of his two day campaign tour to the Northern Region.
He called on the electorate to avoid the issue of spoilt ballots because it mostly happens in NDC strong holds hence the need to educate the people on how to avoid that.
Vice President said the NDC party is a unified party and also eschews violence instead they believe in dialogues.
He said even though they are working in the area there are still a lot to be done hence the need allow them to continue. He used the opportunity to introduce the NDC parliamentary candidate for Gambaga Nalerigu Constituency Baba Seidu Issifu.
Amissah-Arthur called on the Overlord of the Mamprugu Traditional Area in the Northern Region, Naa Bohagu Mahami Abdullai Sheriga, when he paid a courtesy call to him at his palace in Nalerigu.
The overlord blessed the campaign of the ruling NDC and hoped that their effort to retain power will not be in vain.
He acknowledged the difficulties of campaign and prayed for peaceful polls in December.
Vice President Kwesi Amissah-Arthur assured the Nayiri that the NDC will continue to educate its supporters against violence.
He said the NDC is using the campaign to set the record straight over the falsehood being peddled about the government by the NPP.
Amissah-Arthur added that President John Dramani Mahama has done a lot and he needs to be retained to continue with the good work he is doing for another four years.
Vice President Amissah-Arthur introduced the NDC’s Parliamentary candidate for the Gambaga- Nalerigu, Alhaji Baba Seidu Issifu to the Nayiri and his elders.
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