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Kufuor Rallies Nation

Accra Daily Mail : "President John Agyekum Kufuor has rallied the nation to pull together and seize every opportunity to make a giant leap forward.
In his traditional New Year Message to Ghanaians, he said the signs were clear that the country was at the threshold of great prosperity.
President Kufuor, therefore, counselled politicians to be mindful of this and to ensure that they helped to stave off acts likely to hold back the nation's forward march to progress, as they geared up for the 2008 electioneering campaigns."

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