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Kennedy Agyapong pays courtesy call on NPP Executives

69218503 Kennedy Agyapong with national executives of NPP

Wed, 21 Dec 2022 Source: Prince Adjei, Contributor

The Assin Central Member of Parliament, Kennedy Ohene Agyapong on Tuesday, December 20, paid a courtesy call on national executives of the New Patriotic Party(NPP) to familiarise himself with current happenings there.

Mr. Agyapong was full of praise for the national officers for how they have taken steps to bring the party and government together for a common purpose.

He said closeness in party and government is important for ensuring unity since it affords the opportunity for the government and other officials to liaise with each other in the implementation of policies and ideologies.

He eulogized the national executives and urged them to do more in strengthening the ties between the party and the government as it helps to augment unity. Mr. Agyapong said he is concerned very much for party unity and urged all those who aspire to lead it to do their best in that regard.

He pledged his support for anyone who would be endorsed to lead the party and said, once he would need everyone's support should he become the next leader, he is ever prepared to help others.

He said the NPP cannot afford to relinquish political power as the alternative party would be worse and scary. He advised the NPP not to waste time on the newly elected NDC national executives especially Mr. Asiedu Nketiah and Fiifi Kwetey as they are only propagandists.

Mr. Agyapong recalled in 2008 when these same people out of their propaganda, fabricated documents and assigned money in false bank accounts for him and other NPP appointees at the time and made Ghanaians believe that they had stolen money from the state.

Hon. Agyapong said that, although these stories were deliberately fabricated by the NDC but many Ghanaians bought into and it affected the fortunes of the NPP. He has therefore cautioned his party members to take the fight to the NDC this time round but not to sit down to remain callous while they lie to Ghanaians.

Source: Prince Adjei, Contributor