Sunday, 29 July 2012

“My major Concern Is Education” : Says PNC Candidate for Nabdam



David Kurug, a lecturer vying under the ticket of the PNC for the Nabdam Constituency says when given the nod to govern his people as an MP, he will ensure that education reaches every corner of his constituency. Education, he indicated has the potential of breaking the shackles of poverty, hence his resolve to make education his topmost priority among his developmental agenda. Mr Kurug who is a lecturer at the Bolgatanga Polytechnic said considering the role of education in national development, much needed resources ought to be injected into the sector to enhance its development. Mr Kurug gave the assurance at the Nabdam district capital,  Nangodi after receiving massive endorsement by constituency delegates to represent as the party’s Parliamentary Candidate for the area. It was conducted and supervised by the electoral commission and attended by party enthusiasts among other functionaries. Thanking his delegates for the confidence repose in him, Mr Kurug was confident of wrestling power from the incumbent Member of Parliament for the area, Moses Asaga who for four successive years retained the seat as  MP for the ruling NDC.  He said as part of his developmental agenda, he was poised to bringing development to the doorstep of the people and would remain committed to the task ahead especially in the area of agricultural development, which he noted, was second to his educational agenda. Mr Kurug highlighted the plight of ordinary farmers particularly during the dry season and pledged to demonstrate true commitment to alleviating their plight and suffering. In the light of this, he will give much preference to agricultural education whilst liaising with development partners to introduce the use of mechanized farming methods, hence the reduction and subsidization of fertilizers for farmers. Mr. Kurug moreover expressed his desire of empowering the youth through various vocation and skill training to enhance their livelihood. An educational fund coupled with an effective sponsorship package, he promised would be established to assist brilliant but needy students.  He said when given the opportunity to represent as MP, he will ensure the establishment of micro finance to assist women in business and also help improve small and medium enterprises. According to him, the issue of portable drinking water, electricity and the legalization of small scale mining forms part of his development agenda and would ensure that the youth take their rightful places in society for the total development of the new district. Both the Constituency and Regional Secretary for the party, Cletus Nagbila, and Albert Adongo urged Ghanaians to consider voting the PNC into power because the party is ready to change the fortunes of Ghanaians for the better.
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