NPP Targets ‘Ashanti 47’ Agenda

The Ruling New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) target of winning all the 47 parliamentary seats in the Ashanti region during the December 7 polls is feasible, says the party’s Ashanti Regional Organizer.

Francis Adomako, who is widely known in political circles as ‘Francois’, has said the grounds are fertile for the NPP to retain its 44 seats and win the remaining three from the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

The largest opposition political party, the NDC, currently holds just three seats in the Ashanti region and they are the Asawase, Sekyere Afram Plains and Ejura Sekyeredumase Constituencies.

Francis Adomako, who was addressing NPP polling station organizers in the Suame Constituency, said President Nana Akufo-Addo’s administration has lived up to expectation so the NPP could easily win all the 47 seats.

According to him, the NPP government has fulfilled all its campaign promises and even introduced several mind-blowing policies that were not captured in their 2016 manifesto to help better the lives of Ghanaians.

Francois mentioned the free Senior High School (SHS) social intervention policy, which has helped thousands of students to go to school, as having the potential to help the NPP to win avalanche of votes this year.

The Ashanti Regional NPP Organizer also said polices such as One District, One Factory, Planting for Foods and Jobs, NABCO and the Restoration of Teacher and Nursing Trainee allowance are enough to secure victory for the NPP.

Francois stated that the NDC would struggle to have a campaign a message to rival the extraordinary achievements of the NPP administration, saying “victory will be ours”.

He warned the NPP polling station organizers not to be complacent, stressing the need for them to embrace hard work so that the party’s resolve to win all the 47 seats in the area would be possible.

The occasion was a workshop organized for the NPP Suame Constituency Polling Station Organizers to help prepare them ahead of the voters registration exercise.

The programme would be replicated in other constituencies.