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Deputy MASLOC director calls for unity, rallies massive support for NPP's victory

Kwabena Asamoah NPP.png Kwabena Asamoah (white) speaking at the campaign launch

Thu, 26 Sep 2024 Source: Nana Peprah, Contributor

The Deputy Director of MASLOC, Kwabena Asamoah, has made a passionate appeal to all NPP members, especially those within the Adansi-Asokwa Constituency, to be united and fight for victory in the upcoming 2024 election.

He said victory is secured only when people get united and vote massively for the NPP.

According to him, there was a need for the NPP to retain power in order to continue the good work it had already started.

He told a gathering of party supporters during the campaign launch at the Adansi-Asokwa Constituency.

The national appointee disclosed that it would be a great mistake for the NPP to be divided for a party like the NDC to take advantage of.

According to him, the current unity he is fighting for is for the betterment of Ghanaians and their unborn generations.

The former parliamentary aspirant also entreated everyone to put everything behind them and support K.T. Hammond to win the seat.

He also entreated them to vote massively to ensure that Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh secured a convincing victory.

"The task ahead of us is a tough one that only needs unity to overcome it. It is for the betterment of our future and our children's future. It will be a great disservice to Ghana if we fail to fight hard to ensure the victory of Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh. And I know that the people of Adansi-Asokwa will never disappoint them. We are all coming together as one to ensure their overwhelming victory," he said.

"Just as both Sammy and the doctor have said earlier, you can't say you love anyone of us and ignore K.T. Hammond. We are all one, and that is why we need to give him massive support to ensure victory. I wouldn't have been in this position if the NPP had not come to power. This is why you and I are supposed to work hard to ensure we retain power so that the next chance will be yours," he said.

Source: Nana Peprah, Contributor
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