Okaikwei Central NDC holds a mega walk, rally today

The Okaikwei Central National Democratic Congress (NDC) is set hold a mega walk and rally today in the constituency.
OKAIKWEI CENTRAL OFFICIAL NOTICE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
To: Ward Coordinators and Branch Executives
Attention: All Members
HONORABLE BABA SADIQ PRESENTS: MEGA WALK & RALLY
Mark your calendars for an unforgettable event this Sunday, 1st December 2024!
•Walk: Starts at 3 PM
Convergence Point: Fadama Lorry Station (opposite the Chief Imam’s residence).
Join us as we march in unity and purpose to make a bold statement.
To be continued with a Rally at 6 PM.
Celebrate the day with thrilling performances and inspiring messages on the Abeka-Lapaz Main Street.
Featuring an electrifying lineup of top artists, including:
•Shatta Wale
•Dope Nation
•Kofi Mole
•King Jerry
Don’t miss the legendary Shatta Wale, who will not only join the Mega Walk but also deliver an unforgettable live performance!
Be part of this incredible day filled with energy, music, and excitement. Let’s unite and make history together at the Mega Walk & Rally!
#MegaWalkAndRally #BabaSadiq #ShattaWaleLive #CommunityUnity
Issued by:
Deputy Communications Officer
For Communications Bureau
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