NPP to Establish Party Training Institute
The acting General Secretary of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu has disclosed plans by the party to establish a party training institute.
Addressing party members at the 10th Anniversary Lecture of the Danquah Institute on Friday, he said, the essence of the training institute is to offer leadership training to members of the party and in government.
“Like I indicated at the extraordinary national delegate’s conference in Kumasi recently, we have advanced plans to realize this objective,” he stressed.
He mentioned that the NPP training Institute would be spearheaded by the Danquah Institute.
According to him, this would provide a credible research intended to promote the party’s vision of building a free and prosperous society.
He continued that, “the training institute would identify and groom talents from our educational institutions, and imbibe in them the kind of leadership that resonates with the 21st century and also inculcate in them the core values that underpin the NPP political establishment.”
“In effect the training Institute shall to a large extent, concern itself with teaching its members, the party’s ideology, principles, core values as well as the vision of J.B. Danquah, Simon Dombo and Kofi Abrefa Busia,” he mentioned.
The Danquah Institute is a policy and research Institute, which has over the years been promoting the party’s ideology, supporting it with policy interventions, cutting edge research, and organizing training and communication programs for its members.
Source: thePublisheronline
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