Audio By Carbonatix
National Chairman hopeful for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwabena Abankwah Yeboah, has said he is the right person to help the party break the eight.
Mr Yeboah, who is the current National Treasurer, says he would bring everybody within the party on board at all levels to make it possible for the NPP to win the 2024 general election and remain in power.
He made the comment after filing his nomination forms to vie for the position at the party’s headquarters in Accra.
Mr. Abankwah-Yeboah indicated that, the NPP needs National Chairman who can instill discipline and maintain a united front.
He said if given the nod, he would use the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanism to quickly settle all disputes within the party especially at the constituency level.
That, according to him, would prevent aggrieved members from resorting to the law court.
The National Chairman hopeful said he would be fair, neutral, compassionate and a unifier in dealing with all members of the party on all party issues.
He pledged to empower members of the party especially at the grass roots with viable economic skills training initiatives so that they would be able to establish themselves.
On the welfare system of the party, he said he would create an effective and efficient scheme that would capture both current and past executives who sometimes feel neglected.
Mr Abankwah-Yeboah has, therefore, appealed to delegates to give him their maximum support to enable him to win the chairmanship to lead the party to a one-touch victory in the 2024 polls.
The NPP will hold its national annual delegates conference at the Accra Sports Stadium from Friday, July 15 to July 17, 2022, and elect National Executive Officers of the party.
Latest Stories
-
Techiman unites against child marriage: Joy Impact Makers Awardee leads charge on International Day of the Girl Child
10 minutes -
Ghana Psychological Association calls for greater involvement of people with lived experience in mental health care
1 hour -
Ablakwa says Ghana could evacuate more citizens from South Africa if the situation worsens
2 hours -
Violence against girls must be tackled through individual responsibility – Gender advocate
2 hours -
Ghana’s BRICS bid must be guided by national interest – International Affairs Analyst
2 hours -
Journalists look back on a decade of breast cancer reporting in Ghana
3 hours -
President Mahama ends Resetting Ghana tour of Ahafo Region
5 hours -
African negotiators seek delivery of climate commitments at COP31
5 hours -
BoG develops AI rules for financial sector
5 hours -
‘Big Push’: Government assures contractors of prompt payments
5 hours -
Court fines miner for breaking into gold buying shop
5 hours -
Tarkwa court jails labourer for three years over GH¢123,000 theft
6 hours -
GAEC must retain nuclear scientists for Ghana’s nuclear ambitions – Minister
6 hours -
Man reportedly mistaken for game and shot by hunter dead in forest
6 hours -
19-year-old mason jailed 15 years for defiling seven-year-old pupil
6 hours