Audio By Carbonatix
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is set to commence the vetting of parliamentary hopefuls within constituencies with incumbent Members of Parliament (MPs) starting today, Wednesday, January 3.
The vetting sessions will take place at all regional capitals across the country.
The party has established various committees to oversee and facilitate the vetting processes.
Notable personalities appointed as national representatives on these committees include NPP National Organizer Henry Nana Boakye, NPP National Women Organizer Kate Gyamfua, Prof Addai Mensah, and Gary Nimako, among others.
In a directive issued through a statement signed by the General Secretary of the party, Justin Kodua Frimpong, all regional executive committees have been instructed to convey this decision to their respective constituencies.
Latest Stories
-
2026/27 cocoa season: COCOBOD engages international trading partners in London
6 minutes -
Fire contained at Dansoman’s Dayspring School, no casualties reported
11 minutes -
Nyankyerenease gets furnished CHPS compound to improve healthcare access
20 minutes -
Sky Train trial moves to defence as Asamoah, Ameyaw-Akumfi file witness statements
23 minutes -
AFCON 2027Q: Ghana will face Ivory Coast, Gambia unscathed – Sports Minister
25 minutes -
Heavy security at Accra High Court ahead of Salomey Baffoe bail hearing after EOCO’s attempted arrest of Manhyia South MP
35 minutes -
Teen rocker Nene Royal becomes first Thai to win America’s Got Talent
41 minutes -
Skills Bridge Ghana Foundation trains 50 professionals in solar energy
45 minutes -
Photos: Mahama Ayariga inspects waste evacuation exercise at Agbogbloshie
46 minutes -
Photos: Mahama meets world leaders at 81st UN General Assembly
47 minutes -
From the Accra Reset to Reparatory Justice: Inside President Mahama’s diplomatic agenda in New York
48 minutes -
Photos: Ghana-China relations strengthened at China’s 77th anniversary celebration
50 minutes -
Majority says stronger enforcement drove rise in NACOC arrests
51 minutes -
He took fees above legal limit – Inusah Fuseini alleges in Baffour Awuah case
52 minutes -
Jan Alessie joins African Collaborations Group advisory board
52 minutes