The BNP campaign to win all Ashanti seats is not rhetoric – Kwaku Appiah

General News on Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Source: Graphic.com.gh

2019-07-31

Odeneho Kwaku Appiah, constituency president of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for South Afigya-Kwabre, said the party's attempt to conquer the 47 parliamentary seats in the Ashanti region calls for hard work and not for simple speeches.

He explained that for the party to reach the goal set, it was necessary for all supporters and officials to show more dedication and work very hard in order to retain the 44 parliamentary seats already occupied by the party. like capturing the remaining three seats.

Odeneho Kwaku Appiah made this appeal at the inauguration of the South Afigya-Kwabre youth wing of the party in Kodie, in the Afigya-Kwabre South District of Ashanti region.

Agenda 47/47

The event, which had for theme: "Agenda 47/47, the role of the youth organizer of the polling station" gathered youth organizers from the polling station, officials of the polling station. youth wing, electoral sector coordinators and other party members.

He reminded NPP members in the region to ensure that they keep all experienced MPs from the region and the rest of the country so that they continue their good work because according to him, "plus one MP remains a long time in Parliament, he has gained a better work experience for the party and the nation. "

The constituency president was not happy to see that, as the party primary was getting closer, some delegates were also planning to withdraw money on that occasion to make money with them. candidates to Parliament, which was a bad thing for him in the party's democratic process. .

He said that if delegates did not stop taking money from aspirants, it would be very difficult to find the right candidates to represent the party.

Reconciliation

Odeneho Kwaku Appiah said that it was impossible for the party to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections with some of its members having problems to settle, a practice that could affect the welfare of the party and called for reconciliation between all members to forge ahead and work towards the next general election.

Mr. Francis Adomako, the organizer of the NPP for the Ashanti region, urged party members not to underestimate the capabilities of their opponents in the next elections and to face the elections with the best planning, the most dedication, and the resources needed to stay in power.

He urged supporters to forget all they could gain from the party, prioritize the party's success and work hard to improve the national economy, all of which would benefit in the long run, whatever their political affiliation.

Dr William Owuraku Aidoo, MP for the region, told how the government led by Nana Addo Akufo-Addo Dankwa had to renegotiate some loans contracted by the Mahama regime in order to save the country huge sums.

He called on the people to be patient while the government was working very hard to solve the road problems in the country.