The Eastern regional New Patriotic Party youth organiser, Mr. Adamu Musa Raha, has commended delegates in the region for their role in choosing candidates who, in his view, demonstrated competence and a strong connection with the people.
He was confident that the more enthusiastic candidates chosen in the Eastern region would help the region win a majority of seats in the next elections in 2024.
About 17 more youth have been elected as parliamentary candidates in the Eastern region to represent the New Patriotic Party in their various constituencies in the upcoming 2024 elections.
Speaking on Afeema FM on Monday, the regional youth organiser highlighted the positive outcome of the just-ended NPP parliamentary primaries, emphasising that the results signify the party’s readiness to retain political power.
Thus, he has sent a strong notice to the National Democratic Congress that they should watch out for the NPP in the 2024 general elections.
Mr. Adamu Musa Raha expressed confidence in the party’s prospects to clinch victory in the upcoming 2024 general elections.
He said “The New Patriotic Party is well strategized to embark on a campaign that will dismantle the NDC even before 7th December. It’s time to break the 8 to continue providing solutions that the people of Ghana so much need.”
“In fact, I must sound this caution to the NDC that, they should get ready! The NPP is coming like Kakai” he told Nsempawura the host of the show.
The regional youth organiser used the opportunity to advise the young parliamentary candidates elected to serve as youth ambassadors who should not lose touch with their constituents.
To achieve this, he has called on Members of Parliament who entered at a young age to guide and mentor the young parliamentarians to advance the cause of the youth.
Adamu Musa Raha encouraged party members and leaders to put aside their differences and refrain from acts that could affect the party’s victory.
He emphasised the need for unity within the party, urging all contestants to rally behind the selected candidates as a form of cooperation after the competition.
Source: Kaakyire Kwasi Afari, Afeema FM.