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An aspirant to the National Chairmanship position of the NPP Mr. Stephen Ntim has asked delegates to disregard rumors that he belongs to the so called Alan faction within the NPP.
Interacting with constituency executives in the Western Region Mr. Ntim strongly refuted certain comments which suggests that he is aligned with any camp or faction within the NPP.
He says his ambition to contest the chairmanship position in the party is inspired by a desire to see the NPP in government after the 2012 elections.
Credit: Kwaku Owusu Peprah
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