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PM Express will tonight interact with the newly-sworn in General Secretary for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Justin Frimpong Kodua.
JFK as he is popularly known, polled 2,857 votes to beat Mr. John Boadu who obtained 2,524 votes in a keenly contested election held at the Accra Sports Stadium last Saturday.
Among other things, the General Secretary will speak about the NPP's quest to 'break the eight' with the newly-sworn in national executives.
The host as usual is Evans Mensah. Stay tuned.
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