The President of the Republic of Ghana, H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo has wished all parliamentary aspirants of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), the best of luck in the Saturday polls. The party is scheduled to elect their parliamentary candidates for the December 7 elections.
The President wrote on his twitter handle to entreat the party to demonstrate to Ghanaians; “our credentials of being the party with the strongest attachment to the principles of democratic accountability”
He urged all aspirants and the entire party to remain united no matte the outcome of the polls, as they forge forward for the 2020 general elections.
“So, let us join hands, in the aftermath of the primaries, to advance the principles and ideals of our party, the realisation of which are essential to the freedom, progress and prosperity of the Ghanaian people. We must remember, at all times, that we are the only party capable of supervising the transformation of our economy and nation that all Ghanaians want” the President noted.
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Our party, the governing New Patriotic party, goes to the polls on Saturday, 20th June, to select the final compliment of parliamentary candidates for the December 2020 elections. I wish all our aspirants the very best of luck, and I urge all who are involved in the process to help ensure that the elections are held in a free, fair and peaceful manner.
In particular, let us respect the enhanced hygienic and social distancing protocols the Electoral Commission has put in place to guarantee our safety, and to prove to all that, in spite of COVID-19, our nation can conduct an electoral process, where the sanctity of the ballot is preserved.
On Saturday, there will be no individual winners, neither will there be losers. It is the NPP that must emerge stronger, united and victorious. We have a collective responsibility to demonstrate to the country, once again, our credentials of being the party with the strongest attachment to the principles of democratic accountability. We dare not fail the Ghanaian people.
So, let us join hands, in the aftermath of the primaries, to advance the principles and ideals of our party, the realisation of which are essential to the freedom, progress and prosperity of the Ghanaian people. We must remember, at all times, that we are the only party capable of supervising the transformation of our economy and nation that all Ghanaians want.
Once again, I wish the Party and all parliamentary aspirants the best of luck and God’s blessings.
May God bless our homeland Ghana, and make her great and strong.
