Bolgatanga, June 24, GNA- Dr Kofi Konadu Apraku, the NPP National Campaign Team Director, on Monday inaugurated the Upper East Regional New Patriotic Party (NPP), Campaign Team.
The regional campaign team, which is under the chairmanship of Mr. Ahmed Tahiru, the NPP regional chairman, is also made up of Mr. Alhassan Samari, the Regional Minster, Mrs. Agnes Chigabatia, deputy Regional Minister and Mr. Mohamoud Mahama, NPP regional organizer, Mr. Boniface Gambilla, former Upper East regional Minister, and Mr. Moses Abare, former Bawku West district chief executive.
Others are Mr. Rockson Bukari, former municipal district chief executive for Bolgatanga, Mr. George Minyila, former ambassador to Burkina Faso, Mr. Godfred Koyiba, the regional secretary of the party and Ms Nichiama Hawa, the NPP regional women's organizer. The rest are Mr. Tanimu Mohammed, Mr. Paul Afoko, Ms Mary Abagna Adokuma, Ms Paullina Abayage and Mr. Randy Agana, all members of the party.
Dr Apraku urged NPP members to bury their differences, unite and work together to ensure a resounding victory for the party in the 2008 Election.
He told the campaign team and party supporters to work assiduously to enable the party maintain power saying the NPP Government had chalked a lot of successes which was impacting positively on the lives of Ghanaians. Dr Apraku said the only thing needed was for Ghanaians to be told about the achievement of the party and urged the campaign team and party supporters to spread the good policies of the NPP Government to the electorate.
He pleaded with the feuding factions in Bawku to burry their differences and allow peace to return to the area and not to compromise the future of the youth with conflict and destruction. Alhaji Musah Abdul-Rahaman, NPP second national vice chairman, urged the regional campaign team and supporters of the party to encourage people to register if the voters register was reopened. Mr. Alhassan Samari urged members of the party to rise above their personal interest and seek the success of the party to enable it to win the December polls. He said "It is better to face opposition in your own party than face opposition in a different party", and appealed to the campaign team to work hard to win more supporters for the party.
