Saturday, 07 September

You are honest and I believe you can do the work Bawumia has assigned you – Okuapehene

Politics
Okuapehene, Oseadeayo Kwasi Akuffo III blessing Napo

Okuapehene, Oseadeayo Kwasi Akuffo III in the Eastern Region has expressed confidence in Vice Presidential Candidate of the governing New Patriotic Party, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh saying that he knows him to be honest and believes he can do the work assigned to him by flagbearer of the NPP, Dr. Bawumia.

Oseadeayo made these remarks when the Vice-Presidential Candidate called on him in Akropong on Thursday, 25th July 2024. 

“I have known you to be a very honest man and so for me, I have no doubt that you will execute the task Bawumia has given you seamlessly,” he said

Oseadeayo continued “ The NPP has been exceptional in government and I believe that your performance at the Education and Energy Ministries has contributed significantly to this cause.

I know you can do more in a higher capacity and so we continue to pray for you”  On his part, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh reiterated the need for enhanced cordial relations among Ghanaian ethnic groups.

According to Dr. Prempeh, this forms the foundation for progress and development in the country.

“The UP tradition, front runner for the present day New Patriotic Party was not the endeavour of a single ethnic group but a collective effort of Ghanaians from various backgrounds and so we are always reminded of the foundational principles of inclusivity and unity” he said.

Dr. Opoku Prempeh also underscored the Flagbearer’s track record in spearheading initiatives such as digitization, economic reforms, and infrastructure development, which he believes are crucial for the country's growth.

Dr. Prempeh later appealed to Okuapeman to vote massively for the NPP canvassing for the parliamentary candidates of Akuapem North, Akuapem South and Okere. 

The move by the NPP running mate signals the party’s approach in mobilizing support from traditional authorities ahead of the 2024 election.

Throughout Ghana’s political history, the role of traditional leaders in influencing voter sentiment remains pivotal in shaping the electoral landscape.

Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah