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A New Patriotic Party (NPP) Presidential aspirant, Mr. Alan Kyerematen, resumed his grass-root based campaign in the Northern part of the country after a successfully launch of his campaign in Accra last weekend.
Mr. Kyerematen is expected to meet polling station, electoral area coordinators, constituency and regional officers across the country to deliver his message of hope targeted at strengthening the grass-root whilst uniting the party for a one-touch victory in 2016.
His 6-day tour to the Northern part of Ghana begins today, Monday September 22 at Damango and Wa where he will hold mini-rallies to engage party delegates. He is also expected to make some whistle stops at Bole, Sawla and Wuchaw constituencies.
Mr. Kyerematen is expected to complete his 6-day Northern tour on Saturday.
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