There is no bad blood between me and John Boadu – Justin Kodua

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Maga 1 week ago

NPP can't win any power again in the foreseeable future. God forbid the NPP ever come to power again.

NPP can't win any power again in the foreseeable future. God forbid the NPP ever come to power again.
Pelicles 1 week ago

And who are you, God? By the way, are you a normal Ghanaian or one of those inbred ferals that prefers food to anything that moves on the planet?

Currently, do you hear what is going on in Ghana with the unrelenting cocain ...
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And who are you, God? By the way, are you a normal Ghanaian or one of those inbred ferals that prefers food to anything that moves on the planet?

Currently, do you hear what is going on in Ghana with the unrelenting cocaine cases, and when was the last time Ghana was placed among the top 5 nations in the world entangled with cocaine cases than today and under John Mahamna's government?

I hope you understand the implications of that cocaine stigma on Ghana.
Sethoo 1 week ago

Certainly the bar @ NPP National HQ has been lowered. This is not the Standards that Da Rocha & Dan Botwe set. This guys won the elections based on the sentiments of hot-headed NPP Delegates, it could backfire in 2028. You do ...
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Certainly the bar @ NPP National HQ has been lowered. This is not the Standards that Da Rocha & Dan Botwe set. This guys won the elections based on the sentiments of hot-headed NPP Delegates, it could backfire in 2028. You don't need violence to defeat NDC Bullies, brainwork is the key
Pelicles 1 week ago

Justin Kodua, truth be told, I wish you did not win the general secretary position but as long as the delegates have chosen you, so be it. Now, let's see the party's position under your second term. Also, I hope the devasting ...
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Justin Kodua, truth be told, I wish you did not win the general secretary position but as long as the delegates have chosen you, so be it. Now, let's see the party's position under your second term. Also, I hope the devasting defeat NPP suffered under your leadership have given you some experience going forward, where you fell short and what to do next time around.

There should be no room for excuses, and what some of us want is an absolute victory in the next election. As long as the top positions of the party has been selected, we don't want to hear any "Factionalism, fractured whatever in NPP" because some of us will not let any fool trying to resurrect anything that will derail victory.

Moreover, those who have left the party voluntarily should not be persuaded to join because it is better we fight with dedicated soldiers than some wanderers who have lost their way in an endless desert.
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WHOEVER WAS AMONG THE YƐN TUMI NE WƆN NYƐ ADWUMA MAFIA AND REMAINED QUEIT DURING THE DRACONIAN ERA SHOULD SIMPLY NOT BE PART OF THE NEW TEAM. THE CHOICES MADE TELL ME THAT THE PARTY HAS AGREED TO STAY AWAY FROM GOVERNMENT ...
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Obrempong 1 week ago

John Boadu and Justin Kodua must work together
to uplift the Npp party to grow more strong and
Effective to come back to power to save Ghana.
Ndc party administrations are loud for nothing and
Clamoring for personal gain ...
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John Boadu and Justin Kodua must work together
to uplift the Npp party to grow more strong and
Effective to come back to power to save Ghana.
Ndc party administrations are loud for nothing and
Clamoring for personal gains and power without
thinking about the masses.
Fatcobra 1 week ago

How the NPP voted for this non-performer beggars belief. I am glad the delegates system is being scrapped soon

How the NPP voted for this non-performer beggars belief. I am glad the delegates system is being scrapped soon
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BATA 6 days ago

PENTIUM 2

PENTIUM 2

COMMENT 6 days ago

Referring to NPP Choice as PENTIUM 2 while skipping the NDC Twice Reject which got recycled into the Presidency and performing as the Deadgoat with Crocodile Skin.

Referring to NPP Choice as PENTIUM 2 while skipping the NDC Twice Reject which got recycled into the Presidency and performing as the Deadgoat with Crocodile Skin.
COMMENT 6 days ago

THE TWO GOT THE POSITIONS THAT THEY WANTED
As simple as that. They can and shall work together because they are working together for the Common Cause. NPP TO WIN THE 2028 GENERAL ELECTION.
The Delegates Are Wise.

THE TWO GOT THE POSITIONS THAT THEY WANTED
As simple as that. They can and shall work together because they are working together for the Common Cause. NPP TO WIN THE 2028 GENERAL ELECTION.
The Delegates Are Wise.

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