On Tuesday, July 9, 2024, the heart of the Ashanti Region pulsed with fervour as the New Patriotic Party (NPP) unveiled Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, affectionately known as NAPO, as the Presidential Running Mate to Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.
Amid this momentous occasion, a controversial comparison made by NAPO sparked a whirlwind of reactions, dividing opinions among Ghanaians and even within the party ranks. While some embraced his views, others vehemently disagreed, casting a shadow over the celebration.
Yet, it is in the midst of such turmoil that true leadership shines. Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh’s response to the controversy demonstrated a remarkable level of maturity and a steadfast commitment to the NPP’s cause. Instead of getting entangled in the web of divisive comments, NAPO has chosen to focus on the greater mission: campaigning vigorously for the party and its presidential candidate, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, his current boss, to break the eight and secure a continued future in governance…
Just yesterday, in the Western Region, NAPO was seen fervently campaigning for Dr Bawumia and the NPP’s parliamentary candidates. His unwavering dedication is a testament to his belief in the party’s vision and his readiness to work tirelessly towards achieving it. This is the kind of leadership we must all aspire to emulate. We must remember that our strength lies in our unity, in our collective effort to move forward, leaving behind distractions that do not contribute to our shared goals…
As we stand on the precipice of a crucial election, we must heed the wisdom of our former President John Kufour, who once said, “It is better for a person to be a messenger in a party in government than to be a general secretary in a party in opposition.” These words should guide us, reminding us that our primary focus should be on ensuring the NPP remains in government, rather than being consumed by internal disagreements driven by most often personal interests…
On the same platform where the controversial comparison was made, NAPO also delivered a powerful message that deserves our full attention. He urged party members and supporters, especially the youth, to serve the party selflessly and with great sacrifice. He stands as a living testament to the rewards of such dedication, having risen to the esteemed position of Presidential Running Mate through years of unwavering service to the party…
Let us channel our energies towards marketing the party and its candidates, showcasing the vision and capabilities of Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and our parliamentary representatives. Let us engage in meaningful discussions that uplift and unite us, rather than those that divide and distract. The ultimate prize of victory on December 7, 2024, is within our reach if we remain focused, dedicated, and resolute in our efforts…
In this defining moment, let us come together as one NPP family. Let us honour the example set by Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, demonstrating maturity, unity, and an unwavering commitment to our cause. Together, we can and will break the eight, securing a brighter future for our beloved party and our nation…
NB: A humble advice to all party members and supporters comes from a well-known grassroots leader, now Assemblyman, Hon. Kankam Twumasi Daniel, affectionately known as Kankam “OnPoint.” He urges everyone to remain focused and dedicated to the campaign, emphasizing that our strength lies in our unity and collective effort. Hon. Kankam “OnPoint” highlights the importance of disregarding divisive comments and instead channelling our energies towards promoting the party’s vision and candidates. He reminds us that, as we strive to break the eight and secure a future in governance, our unwavering support and selfless service are crucial to achieving our common goals.
Source: Peacefmonline.com
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