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Flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo, says the NPP will re-structure the Ghanaian economy and has accentuated the role of the Ghanaian private sector; both formal and informal indigenous enterprise in that regard. Read Full Manifesto Document Here >> According to him, this is the key to prosperity, adding that even though it is a big task, with his enthusiastic, dynamic, and competent team, the goals can be achieved. �We have no other choice; if we want different results, we have to do things differently. We face a big task, but with an enthusiastic, dynamic, and competent team I hope to achieve my goals�We believe that once our fundamental objectives such as education are met, Ghana will move forward more easily. With a competitive workforce, nothing can stand in the way of our project. The figures might look expensive, but we can no longer continue to shun our responsibility to the youth. Teachers will play a critical role and I will lead the way to seeing that society accords teachers they deserve. The lot of teachers will be a happy one,� he said. Read Full Manifesto Document Here >> He was emptying the contents of its elections 2012 manifesto at the formal launch at the Accra International Conference Centre. Described by party leaders as the most audacious policy document ever by a political entity in the country, the manifesto was adopted by delegates at a special conference last weekend. The NPPs 2012 Manifesto, titled "Transforming Lives, Transforming Ghana", promises to transform various sectors of the economy, embark on industrialization agenda, provide free secondary education and create more jobs among others. The NPP flagbearer, in his address, reiterated his commitment to fight corruption and hoped that the party will be given the mandate by Ghanaians to curb the canker. �Ghana deserves better than what the NDC ticket has to offer,� he added. [Read Full Manifesto Document Here >>]