Aspiring
General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party, Kwabena Agyapong has
revived hope of the party faithfuls, assuring them that the "NPP will be
back", come 2016.
He, however, stressed that the NPP needs to restructure itself in order to clinch victory.
Addressing
a section of the media at the Ghana International Press Centre where he
officially announced his decision to contest for his new position, Hon.
Kwabena Agyapong implored the party leaders to be "action-oriented,
passionately mission-minded" and prepared to chase the party's progress.
"Victory
has eluded us in somewhat trying circumstances the last two elections.
Admittedly, we cannot reverse the past but we can always learn from it
and this is why there is the need to do things differently. The spirit
of service, sacrifice and selflessness should be fulcrum around which
the party's organizational and grass-root mobilization will revolve."
Making
his public declaration at the function, Mr. Agyapong who is in the
contest with the current Chief Scribe of the party, Lawyer Kwadwo
Afriyie and others such as Nkrabea Effah-Dartey and Yaw Buaben Asamoah,
pledged his commitment to unify the party so as to become a formidable
force on the political landscape.
"...it has become necessary for
me to make this public declaration to confirm my intention and reassure
our party faithful that I'm ready and willing to serve our tradition by
putting myself up for election during the upcoming congress to be held
in March 2014.
"I say this in all humility. I am equipped to
provide that sort of leadership that will restore the party as a
genuinely united force and make it possible for us to go back to our
roots and ensure the party machinery at the grass-root level is
resourced and wel-oiled to prosecute an effective campaign to recapture
power in 2016...Mine is a strong desire to serve the party with a clear
conscience, pure motives and a solid character premised on competence,
compassion, commitment and courage. A leadership that understands
people, love people and helps people."
Meanwhile, he has indicated his decision to halt campaign in honour of his late mother's funeral.
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