You don't need to win election before serving party - Deputy Local Government Minister tells candidates who lost in NPP's Constituency contest

Honorable. Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah, Member of Parliament for Techiman South Constituency in the Bono East region who doubles as a deputy Minister for Local Government, Decentralization and Rural Development has charged NPP members who contested in the ongoing internal elections and might be disappointed to note that, "serving a party doesn't mean you should win elections or have a position".

Honorable. Adjei-Mensah Korsah speaking in an exclusive interview with media practitioners in Techiman noted that "what NPP needs is to break the eight in 2024 therefore all party faithfuls should put their interest aside and fight for Mother Ghana.

For his part, Mr. Muniru Tanko the newly elected Chairman for Techiman South NPP said he aims at empowering the grassroots to eight.

Meanwhile, Dr. Stephen Appiagyei Donkor (a journalist and CEO of Gifax Company & Globe TV) the newly elected Techiman North NPP Chairman pledged to unite the party to recapture the Parliamentary seat which was lost to the NDC in 2020.

Source: Soiree News