''greatness does not emanate from the circumstances of your birth or the socio-economic conditions of your parents''-Bernard Muonah to constituents

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''greatness does not emanate from the circumstances of your birth or the socio-economic conditions of your parents''-Bernard Muonah to constituents

The Peoples National Convention Chairman, Bernard Mounah issues a press release for Christmas and the coming year.

The message edges Ghanaians especially constituents of the Nadowli Kaleo, to be mindful of the ‘harsh economic conditions. ‘’The economic situation in the country is generally harsh for many families, that notwithstanding, I wish each a sober reflection in this Christmas’’ it states in parts of the press release.

The message also encourages the constituents not to be discouraged by their environment or circumstances around them. ‘‘greatness does not emanate from the circumstances of your birth or the socio-economic conditions of your parents.’’ It stated.

The Release sent to watchghana.com also assured the constituents that he would win to represent the constituency in parliament so they can claim their share of national development. ‘‘With your support and by the grace of God I will be the next MP for Nadowli/Kaleo so together we can claim our share of development’’ it further states.

Read the full text below.

23rd December 2019

For Immediate Release

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR

The birth of Jesus represents hope, peace and goodwill for all humankind and his teachings for love and sacrifice are things we must aspire and reflect on.

I wish to seize this divine opportunity to wish and entreat each and everyone especially those from the Nadowli/Kaleo constituency to make this period one of reflection regarding the birth and life of Christ. This I believe would help us attain the blessings and favours associated with this season. All must appreciate that greatness does not emanate from the circumstances of your birth or the socio-economic conditions of your parents. Even as Christ is born from a poor family and in a Manger, not in a cosy place, he became the greatest to have passed the surface of the earth. The economic situation in the country is generally harsh for many families, that notwithstanding, I wish each a sober reflection in this Christmas.

I also pray that God grants all of us good health, the longevity of life to see next year and beyond. It is imperative to remind you that next year we would be going to the polls to replace our MP; I have listened to your admonishing’s and would put myself up to contest. With your support and by the grace of God I will be the next MP for Nadowli/Kaleo so together we can claim our share of development.

Please remember to be minded and measured in your celebrations during this yuletide. We need you alive to contribute your quota towards the development of our constituency, our region, our country and the world.

I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year.

God bless you

God bless Nadowli/Kaleo

God bless Ghana

Signed

Bernard Anbataayela Mornah