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Mahama has Ghana’s Creative Industry at Heart – John Dumelo

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Bola Ray on Star Chat, John Dumelo stated that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) will reveal more about the plans the party has for the creatives in Ghana as the days go by.

Ghanaian actor and politician, John Dumelo, has proclaimed that former President John Dramani Mahama is the only leader with the interest of Ghana’s Creative Industry at heart.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Bola Ray on Star Chat, John Dumelo stated that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) will reveal more about the plans the party has for the creatives in Ghana as the days go by.

“Former President John Mahama has the Creative Industry at heart. Why is it that when it comes to elections they will want to involve a lot of creative people? Because they know we are a powerful block,” he noted. ”Once we say we are going this way we do that together. I know for a fact that when our manifesto comes the plans for the Creative Act will be spelled out back to back.”

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John Dumelo went on to state that the Ghanaian youth are now more entrepreneurial and he intends to offer assistance to them

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“Because people want to be the boss, people want to own businesses. I feel the youth these days are more entrepreneurial,” he added.

Touching on what he has done for the educational institutions in his constituency, Mr. Dumelo stated that he had offered scholarships to several students.

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“Recently I offered 200 scholarships across the constituency. We had over 4,000 applications. These are a few things I can do for GIMPA, Legon, and UPSA students among others and they are now working in banks, oil and gas companies, and restaurants,” he added.

On July 19, 2019, Dumelo contested and won the NDC parliamentary primaries for Ayawaso West Wougon Constituency.

He launched his campaign manifesto for the 2020 Election, where he promised to dedicate half of his salary to youth development in the constituency if he gets elected but lost to the NPP candidate Lydia Seyram Alhassan.

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