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The Ghana National Party (GNP) National Chairman, Mr. Kobina Amo Aidoo has resigned.
A resignation letter signed at the weekend by Mr. Aidoo himself and copied to the press in Kumasi on Monday, cited personal reasons.
It said: “I wish to say that any inconveniences that my resignation may cause the thousands of sympathizers across the length and breath of the country and abroad is most regretted”, it stated.Source: GNA
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