Hon. John Kwame Duodu writes: “No one is bigger than the New Patriotic Party (NPP).”

It’s worth noting that no sooner than later, the new patriotic party will go to the polls to nominate its flag bearer and parliamentary candidate. As a political party, we are entangled in electing the next flag bearer and parliamentary candidates who will lead us into the next general election in 2024.

 

A critical look at the development of our dear country reveals that the NPP government cannot be overlooked, and it isn’t the first time our dear party has been faced with this reality or urgent matter.

 

In 1996, we had our primaries at the University of Ghana, Legon, which saw the election of former President John Agyekum Kufour ahead of the general election.

 

In the coming contest, it is important for all candidates to display a high level of sportsmanship and for everyone to support the winner.

 

The NPP is bigger than anyone, and no one owes or owns the party. Effectively, we are the party, and the party is for each and every one of us. We have the men, and we are the men. It’s therefore my fervent prayer, humble appeal, and hope that we all work hard towards breaking the eight agenda. We are one united party,

We are yet again at this point where the race for the flagbearership has started, with all aspirants having high hopes to lead the party. In view of this, members of the camps of their favorite aspirants are selling the policies of their aspirants.

 

But it is very unfortunate that derogatory comments and the politics of name-calling and vainglory have set in. Other aspirants want to present themselves as more important and bigger than others, even the NPP.

 

No one is bigger than the New Patriot Party (NPP). This is what must be on the principal’s pen drive and also borne in mind ahead of the primaries.

 

Please take note that attaching all seriousness to killing a fly in your wounds will end up breaking your leg. Therefore, our quest to break the eight should be conducted with decorum. Also, breaking the eighth is not a matter of breaking bread and butter; it is a serious business and a delicate matter.

 

We are going into an election with the National Democratic Congress (NDC), which has been in opposition for the past few years, and this is a contest of destiny for the good people of the NPP and the entire country at large, not for individual interests.

 

As youths of the NPP, we are not ready to go into opposition, and in view of this, we call on the rank and file of our party to ensure that no one puts himself up as bigger than the NPP. We are a family bound by one political ideology.

 

Former President John Agyekum Kufour, former leader of our party, has stated that “NO ONE IS BIGGER THAN THE NPP.” Our party is bigger than any of the aspirants. The goal is to break the eight (8), not to divide the NPP.

 

No one is bigger than the New Patriotic Party (NPP). In whatever we do, we should let our actions reflect on on agenda and national slogan to break the Eight (8) but not to break our party, the Nation. The future of our great nation beholds on the New Patriotic Party the NPP.

 

Let’s break the eight and lead the development drive in Ghana.

 

John Kwame Duodu (Sir John),

NPP Constituency First Vice Chairman

Atwima Nwabiagya South

 

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