Peter Mireku bolstered Eastern Regional NPP campaign with ten motorbikes

Peter Mireku, CEO of the Gaming Commission, has recently bolstered the Eastern Regional NPP campaign efforts with a significant donation of ten motorbikes.

The bikes were presented to the Regional Secretary Anthony Adjei who received them on behalf of the Regional executives.

This contribution is intended to empower the Eastern Regional Executives as they intensify their groundwork ahead of the 2024 elections.

The motorbikes will play a crucial role in helping the campaign team reach more remote areas, where traditional campaign vehicles often struggle with poor road infrastructure.

With the new motorbikes, campaign members can engage directly with rural voters, listening to their concerns and promoting their message effectively.

The increased mobility will allow executives to conduct door-to-door outreach, organize local events, and ensure a consistent presence in communities, helping to build trust and familiarity with voters.

In addition to logistical support, the motorbikes are also expected to enhance coordination within the team, as they can now communicate more efficiently across the region.

This added mobility will allow campaign leaders to respond swiftly to local needs, hold frequent strategy meetings, and increase visibility in various towns and villages.

Receiving the items, Anthony Adjei Regional Secretary expressed gratitude and indicated their resolve to work harder to ensure a one touch victory for the NPP.

They averred that the motorbikes will assist them with their community engagements and secure more support for the party.

In addition. Mr. Peter Mireku also donated sets of hair dryers and cash of 60, 000 to the Nkwakwa constituency for operations towards the upcoming elections.

Receiving the donation on behalf of the constituency. Mr. Shaba the former MP thanked Mr. Peter Mireku for the gesture done to the constituency and promised it’s going to be a one touch victory for both Dr. BAWUMIA and the Parliamentary Candidate Hon. Joseph Frempong.