ALHAJI SAID SINARE FOR 1ST NATIONAL VICE CHAIRMAN

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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) goes to the polls to elect its national officers to take charge of the party's affairs for the next four years, come November 3.

And any discerning comrade  won't deny the fact that the crop of leaders we will present for elections 2020 would be a major determing factor of our chances to the flagstaff House.

Permit me to say though, all the aspirants are or were executives but in essence, we have executives upon executives owing to the enormous challenge ahead. And one such personality with the big heart for the challenge is Alhaji Said Sinare.


I,  R. A. Jalil believe strongly that Alhaji Said Sinare will be among the executives to be elected to steer the affairs of our party for the next 4 years come November 3rd.

Alhaji Said Sinare is seeking to be voted for as our next 1st Vice Chairman, and it is for strategic reasons. Many are those who had the opinion that, Alhaji should have gone for the ultimate; I vehemently agreed with them initially, until a hint about those strategic reasons came to my attention. And of course, they are good ones.

Alhaji Said Sinare has been a dedicated servant of our party since 1992. He served in our party in various capacities.
His sterling and super incredible performances made him rise through the ranks of our party up to the National level.

Alhaji Said Sinare served the people of Ayawaso Central in Parliament on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress. Alhaji was again given an ambassadorial position to Egypt by the late president Mills for a period of four years, between 2008 and 2012.
Alhaji Said Sinare was again appointed an ambassador to Saudi Arabia by former President John Dramani Mahama between 2013 to 2016.

It's not for nothing, Alhaji Sinare has always been appointed to represent our nation Ghana in the Islamic States. His knowledge, diplomatic skills and his understanding of the cultural and religious orientation of those countries make him the top notch. And his performances never disappointed the NDC & mother Ghana, as several compliments from both within and outside the county beared witnesses.


 Alhaji Said Sinare has been a formidable pillar and an anchor to the NDC especially within the Zongo Communities across the country, hence his election will be an extra anchor to which the survival of the Zongos wing across the breadth and length of the country will depend on.

Alhaji Said Sinare is number #2 on the ballot. So please I'm admonishing colleague delegates to throw their support and votes for Alhaji Sinare , to emerge as our 1st vice chairman so we can tap his rich and well versed experiences, gathered over the years in politics.

He's an individual who has been tried and tested, selfless, dedicated, bold and can match the elephant boot for boot come 2020. At least we have been living witnesses to Alhaji's boldness anytime he storms a campaign platform.

Election 2020 won't be a child’s play and for that matter individuals with the can-do spirit should be brought on board to help carry the agenda 2020 with John Dramani Mahama.

#Vote Sinare #2
#Vote #2 sure #2 Direct
#Sinare_Neho

R A Jalil
Communication officer
NDC Bole Bamboi Constituency

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