Why the NPP cannot kill proxy voting without killing its own democracy

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• Benji 3 weeks ago

  Why will such fine lady be part of that wicked party? I'm disappointed.

  Why will such fine lady be part of that wicked party? I'm disappointed.

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• Useless NPP Leadership 3 weeks ago

  It’s honestly embarrassing how low the NPP has fallen, and all because one candidate’s camp is throwing tantrums over proxy voting. How does a whole governing party lose its backbone just because Ken threatens to withdraw ...
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  It’s honestly embarrassing how low the NPP has fallen, and all because one candidate’s camp is throwing tantrums over proxy voting. How does a whole governing party lose its backbone just because Ken threatens to withdraw? What kind of childish politics is that?
  
  We’ve now reached a point where the NPP is twisting its own constitution and abandoning its own democratic principles simply to please one man. If this isn’t pathetic, I don’t know what is.
  
  And here’s the insult:
  External branch delegates make up only 0.005% of the entire album.
  Yes - 0.005%. Not 5%, not 1%, not 0.5%.
  Just 0.005%.
  
  If a political party can’t even manage a fraction that tiny, then what moral right does it have to tell Ghanaians it can govern a 34-million-person country? It’s a shameful reflection of the incompetence at the heart of the party.
  
  And the person sitting squarely at the center of this disaster?
  The General Secretary.
  
  This man has turned the NPP into a circus.
  He is the worst GS in the history of the party - bar none.
  Under his watch, the NPP has become disorganized, reactionary, weak, and constantly on its knees responding to threats instead of enforcing rules.
  
  Let’s talk numbers, since some people only understand humiliation when you put figures in their face:
  • 2020 Parliamentary Election: NPP — 137 seats
  • 2024 Parliamentary Election: NPP — 130 seats
  ➡️ A net loss of 7 seats, and the weakest majority retention in the Fourth Republic.
  
  And this happened while we were the ruling government.
  With all the resources.
  With all the state machinery.
  With all the incumbency advantages.
  
  Yet the party still shrank.
  Still declined.
  Still lost seats.
  Still bled support.
  
  And the GS is walking around acting like he’s doing excellent work.
  This is the kind of delusion that is destroying the NPP from the inside.
  
  The General Secretary is not just incompetent, he is a joke, and the dangerous part is that he doesn’t even know it.
  
  A party that cannot manage 0.005% of its own delegates has no business claiming it can manage a nation.
  Period.

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• Useless NPP Leadership 3 weeks ago

  From 137 seats to 87 seats.
  
  Junk ass general secretary.

  From 137 seats to 87 seats.
  
  Junk ass general secretary.

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• The NPP is sinking 3 weeks ago

  So this whole “no proxy voting” issue is just because of Ken?
  Very pathetic. Always threatening. That’s loser behaviour - simple.
  
  And Jose Wise?
  You’d expect someone with his experience to guide them properly, bu ...
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  So this whole “no proxy voting” issue is just because of Ken?
  Very pathetic. Always threatening. That’s loser behaviour - simple.
  
  And Jose Wise?
  You’d expect someone with his experience to guide them properly, but even he has fallen flat.
  
  NPP has reduced itself to a complete embarrassment. The party that once claimed moral high ground has now become a joke.

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• Emmanuel Ameyaw, USA 3 weeks ago

  Thank you USA branche chairperson for Channeling our grievances. NPP diaspora contributes a lot: financially, material things and human resources. With these immerse contributions and dedications why should we be disenfranc ...
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  Thank you USA branche chairperson for Channeling our grievances. NPP diaspora contributes a lot: financially, material things and human resources. With these immerse contributions and dedications why should we be disenfranchised. Am appealing to PEC to reconsider this decision.

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