The running mate of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, has tagged persons in the Ashanti Region who vote for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as "nation-wreckers".
Speaking to a crowd of NPP supporters during the Manhyia South health walk in Kumasi, Dr Prempeh affectionately called Napo said the NDC has a history of neglecting the Ashanti Region.
Therefore, he believed that voting for the party would be a betrayal of the region's interests.
Reiterating the NPP’s commitment to secure 85% of votes in the region, Napo urged supporters to remain loyal to the party by ensuring victory in the upcoming election.
Watch full report below:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Dr. Sodzi-Tettey appointed Ag. National Vaccine Institute CEO
4 minutes -
Livestream: Newsfile discusses Economic Dialogue, corruption fight land loot
28 minutes -
Fire engulfs 2 shops at Tudu, now under control
38 minutes -
Adongo appointed Finance Committee Chair as Parliament reeshuffles leadership
52 minutes -
Amin Adam, Gideon Boako lead Minority bench on Finance
1 hour -
If you don’t make time, you’ll never have time – Pastor Brian Amoateng urges Gen Zs
2 hours -
Pastor Brian Amoateng recounts how a gospel song inspired him to quit clubbing
2 hours -
Third edition of Women of Valour held in Paris
2 hours -
AMOSA 2000 organises health screening for host community
2 hours -
International Women’s Day 2025: DWM calls for urgent action to accelerate Gender Equality
2 hours -
Agalga, Ntim Fordjour lead Parliament’s Defence & Interior Committee
3 hours -
MTN Ghana champions women’s empowerment at National Women’s Summit 2025
10 hours -
Volta Council of State rep donates motorcycles to support journalists in the region
11 hours -
Cabinet approves construction of second gas processing plant
12 hours -
Whitray Junior Tennis Open 2025 begins in Accra
13 hours