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A former Member of Parliament for Cape Coast and an aspiring NPP women’s organizer, Christine Churcher is urging the party to bring on board more women to serve as catalysts for the party’s victory in the next general elections.
According to her, the party has learnt its mistakes that led to its defeat in the 2008 elections and is poised to clinch victory.
Ms Churcher said the party cannot allow victory to elude it in the 2012 elections.
She pledged pledged to bring her long years of experience to bear on the party.
Joynews/Ghana
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