She said during an interview on Asempa FM that corruption has now become a norm rather than the exception in the country. She also maintained that NDC had failed to deliver on its promise to Ghanaians in the heat of campaigns of the 2008 elections, to reduce poverty, corruption and economic hardship to the barest minimum, if they were voted into government.
She also said that her government (NDP) will will place the Ghanaian above politics and ensure basic social amenities are provided to make life more comfortable for the masses. According to her, her government will provide needed facilities at various educational levels to ensure that children get the required education that will go a long way to liberate them, after graduating from school.
She condemned what she termed as moves by some NDC faithful to bribe NDP parliamentary candidates to step down from the race, describing the practice as “high corruption.”
Nana Konadu urged the about 170 NDP parliamentary candidates not to yield to financial influence, saying that they can use their numbers to bargain to change policies in parliament to suit their own (NDP), in the event that the court does not rule in her favour to enable her to contest the presidential polls.
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