BNP Primary: Business mogul chooses application forms to challenge Ellembelle's WFD

Saturday, July 27, 2019 Policy

Source: Daniel Kaku

2019-07-27

Business tycoon Joseph Apor Adjei, better known as Boin, has chosen nomination forms to participate in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) primaries in the district of Ellembelle, in the western region on 28 September 2019.

Kwasi Bonzoh, the current District Chief of Ellembelle, has not experienced any opposition since 2012, but this time he is facing stiff competition.

At the time of filing this story, two NPP members, including the business magnate, chose nomination forms.

The Ellembelle WFD, which has publicly stated its intention to contest for the third time, has not yet chosen an appointment form.

Since 1992, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has not won the parliamentary seat in Ellembelle. The seat is occupied by NDC MP Emmanuel Armah Kofi-Buah

The event, which could be described as a gathering, was characterized by a procession of supporters and supporters of the NPP as well as by more than 200 delegates from the constituency who chose the nomination forms on their behalf in the main streets. from Aiyinasi, in the middle of fanfares music and dance. Friday, July 26, 2019.

In presenting the forms to Joseph Apor Adjei, chairman of the Baku polling station, Saint Akpoh said that the party had been split into two camps, adding that the base was looking for a rallying party, one of them. where his support to Apor Adjei (Boin).

He added that the business magnate had the party at heart and that he had proved it at the base of the party in the constituency.

Mr. Akpoh revealed that through Boin, the party could boast of an ultra-modern office. He added that the party rented offices for its activities.

"We support him because he has the party at heart and the party can boast for the first time of an ultra modern office.This office has a conference room with 250 seats. Look, he did it for us, he has not done it yet.Be becoming a deputy, but he started to strengthen the party's resources.Please, let's support it all " , he said.

He said that "he is a convener." We, the delegates, need him to help more people in Ellembelle as he does. "

Upon receiving the forms, the business mogul, Mr. Apor Adjei thanked God, the NPP delegates and all party members for supporting him to the point of winning the party's seat for the first time. .

Speaking to this enthusiastic badembly, Mr Apor admitted that the party in Ellembelle was divided, adding that he could only win the siege if there was a unity.

He said the party needed unity, love and peace to win the Ellembelle seat for the first time in 2020.

"If we have unity, love and we work hard, I know that the victory will be for us in 2020," he said.

He added that "… we should not elect anyone at all except one who is ready to win the siege." We also need someone who has the resources to win the seat. We also need someone who can become a minister helping the constituency a lot. "

He therefore asked delegates to vote as someone who, like him, has created employment opportunities for unemployed youth, but not all those who have no background .

"We should also elect someone who has created jobs for young people in the riding and beyond, so if you have to rally behind me to become your MP and create more jobs," he said. he declared.

He took the opportunity to urge delegates to investigate all aspirants to find out about their background before voting.

Apor stressed that "our primaries on September 28 will decide whether we, MPs, like unity or not, vote for me because I am unifying to unite the party for victory".

He concluded that "I used myself as a sacrificial lamb for the party and I know that the delegates will elect me to win the NPP seat for the first time".

Addressing one of the delegates who selected the application forms, Samuel Ainooson revealed that the businessman's commitment and his unwavering interest in helping the citizens ordinary people, especially young people in and out of the constituency, had become indispensable, already employing over 700 young people in the western region. .