Kennedy Agyapong, the Member of Parliament for Assin Central, during the launch of the campaign for the Ablekuma South constituency, urged the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) to accept the current economic hardships in the country and apologise to Ghanaians.
This, he said, is a key strategy to ensure the party wins the 2024 elections. “Let’s go out there with humility, apologise to Ghanaians, and admit your mistakes before you can convince anybody to vote for you. You first have to admit that there are hardships,” he said.
Speaking further, he encouraged supporters of the party by emphasizing the need for them to vote in the upcoming elections to ensure the NPP’s victory. “Let’s give NPP another chance, and I know we have all learnt our lessons.”
Kennedy Agyapong also promised to be an active participant in the party’s campaign to help Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia win the 2024 elections. He stated, “We are all not going to sit back; we will all support Dr. Bawumia to win.”
Background
The launch of the campaign for the Ablekuma South Constituency saw the parliamentary candidates of the two leading parties, Okoe Vanderpuije (NDC) and Samuel Sarbah Lartey (NPP), express differing views and appeal to the electorate to vote for their parties.
In attendance at this important event was Kennedy Agyapong, the Member of Parliament for Assin Central. His speech during the campaign has further cemented his commitment to the NPP, despite previous speculations that he was going to run as an independent candidate.
Using the campaign platform, he emphasized the need for the NPP to remain united so they can win the general elections.
