Africazine:
The presidential primary in Ghana’s NPP is poised for a critical vote.
Ralph Agyapong, part of Kennedy Ohene Agyapong’s campaign team, highlighted the importance of fairness in the party’s presidential primary. With 899 accredited delegates ready to vote at the Kumasi Cultural Centre, he expressed confidence in his brother’s chances of winning, emphasizing the need for transparency throughout the process.
Ghana’s NPP Primary: A Call for Fairness
Ralph Agyapong warned of a potential “repeat showdown” if fairness is not upheld during the voting process. He underscored the significance of a transparent election, which is crucial for maintaining party unity and integrity. The atmosphere at the polling center in Bantama was reported as peaceful, with delegates calmly queuing to cast their votes.
Security measures were notably tightened, ensuring a strong police presence to maintain order. This proactive approach reflects the party’s commitment to a smooth electoral process, allowing delegates to focus on their choices without disruption.
Ghana: Key figures on NPP Presidential Primary
- 899 accredited delegates
Support and Unity in the NPP
Delegates from various presidential aspirants, including Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, were present at the event. Former MP Dr. Henry Kwabena Kokofu praised the orderly conduct of the primary, urging party members to remain united post-elections. This unity is essential for strengthening the NPP ahead of future contests.
Next Steps for the NPP Primary
- Voting by 899 delegates at the Kumasi Cultural Centre
- Announcement of results following the voting process
- Calls for unity among party members after the elections
The outcome of this primary could shape the future of Ghana's political landscape.
