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NDC HoustonTexas congratulates Mahama

Tue, 3 Sep 2013 Source: NDC HoustonTexas

THE HOUSTONTEXAS NDC CONGRATULATE PRESIDENT MAHAMA

The executives and the entire membership of the HoustonTexas

branch of NDC wish to congratulate His Excellency John Dramani Mahama on his

second victory for the Ghanaian democracy. Indeed, Ghana

has once again proven to the whole continent of Africa

and the world, that the Rule of Law, due process, the independence and

Integrity of the judiciary as tenants of viable democracy prevails

in Ghana

and underpins her steady and consistent march to development and growth through

stability in governance. Ghana’s

emergence as a middle income economy in recent years is evidently an outcome of

the people and leadership of Ghana’s

real commitment to the democratic path and our history of being a peace loving-

nation.

We of the NDC

Houston Texas branch additionally congratulate the people of Ghana for comporting

themselves

during the tense periods before the verdict was finally rendered. We are proud

of you all. It is now obvious why people say Ghana

is the gate way to Africa.

The Houston Texas branch would also like to call on all

Ghanaians both home and abroad to ion out any difference that may arisen during

the election period and work together to help sustain the peace and build a

better Ghana.

We are also calling on all compatriots in the Diaspora to

double their efforts to bring businesses, new technologies ideas and investment

home to Ghana.

We remain grateful

to our Supreme Court Judges for giving peace and Justice the chance to reign.

We also salute our great men and women in uniform for their vigilance and

commitment during and after the 2012 election and the Supreme Court hearings.

For the Peace Council and the Mass media, words will not be enough, to say ayekoo…..

Thank you all.

LONG LIVE THE PRESIDENT,

LONG LIVE NDC

LONG LIVE GHANA.

Noble Alexander (Chairman, NDC HoustonTexas)

Charles Nyarko (Secretary, NDC HoustonTexas)

Source: NDC HoustonTexas