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According to him, he would lead Ashaiman 's party to eventually take over the seat of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the 2020 elections.
Kwatia said he is optimistic about winning the NPP seat. It is not certain that the former candidate, Alhaji Labaran Barry, will come back to compete for the job.
Confirming his intention, Mr. Kwatia said: "With his experience serving the nuclear power plant in several capacities since 1993 and his duties under former President JA Kufuor as well as the presidential aspirant of At the time, Hackman Owusu Agyeman, I can confidently say that I have all it takes to win the seat of the deputy in the 2020 elections. "
He claimed that although Ashaiman was a stronghold of the NDC, he was about to gain more votes for the NPP when he was badigned the knot.
According to him, supporters of the NPP in Ashaiman's constituency believe that the party is united and strong enough to take power in the NDC.
He called on delegates to give him the green light to lead the NPP at constituency primaries to promote peace, health, education, sanitation and unify the party.
Since the 1992 parliamentary elections that were boycotted by the NPP, the ruling NPP has since disputed all successive elections held in the country, the last in 2016.
The parliamentary seat of Ashaiman is currently occupied by Mr. Henry Ernest Norgbey on the NDC ticket. He succeeded Mr. Alfred Kwame Agbesi, who represented the constituents of Parliament for three terms.
The opposition NDC won all parliamentary elections held in the country but was defeated by Emmanuel K.K. Teye of the nuclear power plant in 2000. He regained the seat in 2004, when Mr Agbesi won the victory.
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