There will be no "mafia" in the BNP primary – John Boadu

Policy of Friday, July 12, 2019

Source: kingdomfmonline.com

2019-07-12

New Patriotic Party (NPP) Secretary-General John Boadu said the MPP's parliamentary primaries in the country's orphaned constituencies scheduled for September 28 will be free, fair, transparent and credible.

He stressed that free, fair and credible elections would be the foundation of political stability and peace in all countries.

According to the Secretary General, the quality of the elections within their political party since the democratic era has continued to improve with the decrease of the problems.

"Let me repeat that the NPP government is committed to holding free and fair elections. If there is one legacy that our party wants to leave, it is the enthronement of democracy as a system of government. And for democracy to be inducted, elections must be free and fair, "said John Boadu exclusively to Kwaku Dawuro on Anopa Nkomo on Kingdom FM 107.7

"There is no room and there should not be room for violence in this whole process. It should be a contest of ideas that seek to win the hearts and minds of people, "he added.

In addition, in accordance with the guidelines and procedures, a candidate in the parliamentary election is required to obtain nomination forms after the payment of the non-refundable deposit fee of GHG 2,000 to the banker's position in favor of the power plant. located at its headquarters in Accra.

According to the statement, a potential candidate must pay a non-refundable deposit fee of 20,000.00 GH.00.

He said appropriate measures would be put in place to allow free and peaceful elections to be held during the next parliamentary primaries of the NPP.