Audio By Carbonatix
Dormaahene, Nana Agyemang Badu I has urged Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to consider selecting his running mate from either the Bono or Bono East regions.
In a clear message to the Vice President during a campaign visit, Dormaahene advised the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to diversify the search for a running mate to avoid alienating certain regions.
Dormaahene warned that, failure to consider candidates from the Bono and Bono East regions could result in decreased support from those areas.
He stressed that, both regions boast of individuals with intellectual prowess and strong leadership qualities, citing prominent figures like Ignatius Baffour Awuah, Kwaku Agyemang Manu, Mahama Afful, and Nana Obiri Boahen as potential candidates.
He emphasized that, selecting a running mate from these regions would not only ensure development for Dormaa and Bono East but also garner widespread support from the local population.
He expressed optimism that, choosing a running mate from Bono East would be the best decision to advance the interests of the regions and the party as a whole.
Aside the political benefits, Dormaahene touted that, the decision will foster unity and progress within the country as a whole.
Nonetheless, he remarked that he will support the party and their choice of running mate.
Latest Stories
-
Zambia elevates tourism education to national priority as President Hichilema backs continental summit
1 minute -
Activa promotes credit insurance to boost SME export growth
2 minutes -
ILTM Africa 2026 opens doors to inbound and outbound luxury travel in Cape Town
6 minutes -
“BP Soul Travel and Tours scored the highest marks” – Sports Minister Kofi Adams endorses agency for World Cup travel
10 minutes -
‘At the age of 12, I was teaching people and collecting money from them’ – Forty Under 40 Awards
1 hour -
I broke my virginity at the age of 26 after university – Richard Abbey Jnr.
2 hours -
Sacked for fees, saved by faith: The untold story of Forty Under 40 Awards founder Richard Abbey Jnr
3 hours -
GCB Bank surges GH¢0.45, ETI gains GH¢0.06 as GSE ends week higher
3 hours -
Two teens jailed 55 years for robbery
4 hours -
UDS demands apology for MPhil student wrongly branded as Tamale robber
5 hours -
“We don’t sell fish!” – Tema Shipyard CEO hits back over dead fish discovery
5 hours -
Sam George defends anti-LGBTQ+ Bill as ‘national priority’ amid debate over gov’t focus
6 hours -
Artemis II astronauts safely back on Earth after trip around moon
6 hours -
Sam George unveils massive 1,150-cell site rollout to end network woes
6 hours -
This Saturday on Prime Insight: Fuel levy suspension, LGBTQ+ legislation, and Damang Mine controversy
7 hours