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NPP soiree overshadow Christmas in Canada

Wed, 28 Dec 2016 Source: stephen a. quaye, toronto-canada.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Toronto chapter is yet to celebrate the

victory the party won in the last election in Ghana.

However individuals, Ghanaian traditional associations and religious

organizations have been holding celebration events since the elections

ended and the NPP won.

Already scheduled individual parties, Christmas parties and get together by

traditional and associations and churches before the general elections were

held are being turned into NPP soiree all over Canada and United States of

American.

This has been the observation of this reporter ever since the elections

came to an end and a new president was elected in the person of Nana Akufo

Addo.

Just after the independent Electoral Commission (E.C.) of Ghana declared

Akufo Addo winner, the joy of Ghanaians in Canada knew no bounds.

Nana Akufo Addo election as the next president of Ghana quickly turned

already scheduled social events in Canada and America into NPP victory

soirée.

As recorded in some churches I Toronto members gathered hit the floor in

drones to dance, sing and waved white handkerchiefs in praise of God for

peaceful Elections.

Poking NPP change sign by rolling fingers on top of another became common

at dancing floors as Ghanaian Disc Jockeys played the NPP slogans.

At various ballrooms and entertainment halls where get together were being

held, the song sung was bye bye Mahama leave.

As if majority of Ghanaians have been freed from bondage and celebrating

their freedom, wherever they congregate after the elections, people sing

and dance poking the change sign to express their joy.

Tafo Pankrono Association in Toronto was the latest Ghanaian association to

have celebrated its annual end of year get together at Apostles

Continuation which was more than NPP victory soiree.

The sumptuous Ghanaian dishes that were served was an interesting

experience for invited guests and members.

A dazzling range of artistic events at the party made invited guests to

discover authentic Ghanaian rhythms and dance which urged the invited

guests to participate by taking to the dancing floor.

When contacted Mr. Alex Barning, vice chairman of NPP Toronto chapter

confirmed to this reporter that the party will hold a victory soiree on

January 7, 2017 the very day the president elect would be sworn in.

However, the NPP Canada branch soiree has been postponed to a future date

where the president will visit the country to celebrate with them Mr. Alex

Barning disclosed.

Next weekend is likely to see Ghanaian churches holding out intercessory

watch night service to ask God blessings for the president, Parliament the

country and total peace and development for Ghana and Canada and the whole

world in 2017.

Source: stephen a. quaye, toronto-canada.