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Former Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Ayikoi Otoo is working hard to clinch the next National Chairman position of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) after the expiration of the current executives.
According to Mr. Ayikoi Otoo, who is chairman of the Constitutional Committee of the party, he has marketed himself enough to be given the nod as the next national chairman.
Mr. Ayikoi Otoo is the latest to have publicly declared interest in becoming a national executive member of the NPP.
Speaking to Joy News, he pointed out that apart from serving the party at various levels, he also has the clout to lead the party to victory in 2016.
"I believe that I am quite popular amongst our party and cutting across from some of the cases that I have done and some of the things I have done for the party as Chairman of the Constitutional Committee and member of the National Vetting Committee as well as the Disciplinary Committee", Mr. Ayikoi Otoo asserted.
To him, his participation in party activities and high level committees he had chaired within the party coupled with his legal showmanship he exhibited during the famous "Sir John-Supreme court encounter" during the election petition hearing, has turned him into a household name.
"It is a matter of how people are getting to know you more as to what you stand for and what you can bring to assist the party capture power in 2016", Mr. Ayikoi Otoo affirmed.
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