Energy Minister and Member of Parliament for Manhyia South, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh has assured Vice President, Alhaji Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia of the total support of delegates of Manhyia South in the upcoming NPP special electoral college elections and the National Delegates' Congress.
Speaking at a meeting of NPP delegates of the constituency with Dr. Bawumia on Thursday, 6th July, 2023 at the Ash Town Apostolic Church, where he made a case for why the delegates should vote for him, Dr. Prempeh said, the Vice President’s sterling qualities, experience, deepest sense of loyalty and sacrifices for the party makes him the party’s best foot going into the 2024 elections.
According to the Energy Minister, the party’s quest at clinching a 3rd term electoral victory, popularly known in the NPP parlance as ‘breaking the 8’ can only be possible with Dr. Bawumia given his character of being able to unite all sections of the Ghanaian society and all religious backgrounds.
“The Vice President has served well as Vice President, defending the programmes and policies of our government and remains the only existential threat to the electoral fortunes of John Mahama and the NDC, of all the candidates vying for the flagbearership slot” he said.
Dr. Prempeh further assured that, as his grandfather, the Otumfuo Asantehene has publicly professed that Dr. Bawumia is his son, it meant that, Dr. Bawumia was his father and therefore cannot support any other person than his father in a contest.
The Vice President is in the Ashanti region, the NPP’s stronghold for the next 11 days where he will be telling delegates in the 47 constituencies why they should choose him ahead of the other 9 aspirants vying for the party’s flagbearership race.
Latest Stories
-
Personal and political interests disrupting power sector – IES
2 mins -
Kumasi to host Joy Prime’s Big Chef Tertiary S2 finals
13 mins -
KOD hints at releasing an album before he turns 50
18 mins -
2024 Election: NDC accuses NPP of printing fake ballot papers
26 mins -
A democracy that fails to solve its own problems is a questionable democracy – Dr Muhammad Suleiman
29 mins -
Our fight against corruption is more talk, less action – Mary Addah
37 mins -
CHRAJ report settles matters against Kusi Boateng – Lawyer
43 mins -
Growing dissatisfaction with democracy demands citizen-centered governance – Mavis Zupork Dome
46 mins -
Ghana’s Democracy: Choices, not elections will drive change – Benjamin Offei-Addo
51 mins -
PRESEC-Legon marks 86 years with launch of groundbreaking AI lab on November 30
55 mins -
Limited citizen participation threatens Ghana’s democracy – Prof. Kwesi Aning
1 hour -
Contractor storms basic school to drive out students from classroom, claiming government owes him
1 hour -
The quest for peaceful election: religious and traditional leaders should be part of election observers
1 hour -
NDC has better policies to boost economy through agricultural, oil sectors – Ato Forson
2 hours -
Yaw Ampofo Ankrah calls for Kurt Okraku and Executive Council to resign over AFCON failure
2 hours