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The Okwahu Hene, Daasebre Akuamoah Agyapong II has admonished the National Executives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to eschew any differences that might have arisen from the just ended elections and unite with the rank and file of the party to break the eight-year jinx of governance in the 4th Republic.
Daasebre Akuamoah gave the counsel when a delegation of the newly elected executives led by the National Chairman, Stephen Ntim and the General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong, called on him at his palace at Kwahu in the Eastern Region on Sunday.

He advised the new executives to adopt innovative ways of showcasing the good deeds of the NPP government by improving the party's communication structure, work with traditional leaders and most importantly ensure that the government focuses on eradication of poverty, creation of jobs and construction of roads.

He intimated that extra hard work, love, unity and grassroots involvement is the only sure way of keeping the NPP in power.
To hit the ground running, Mr Ntim had convened a retreat for the executives over the weekend to deliberate on the best way to approach and execute the Breaking-the-8 year jinx agenda.

Mr Ntim on behalf of the team thanked Daasebre Akuamoah Agyapong II for the immense support the government has received over the years from the traditional rulers.

He assured the Omanhene of the Party’s continuous collaboration with the traditional leadership and rulers to promote national development.
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