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A leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Gabby Otchere Darko, has indicated that people who were tasked with supporting the Presidency of Nana Addo Dankwa AKufo-Addo are now the ones singing doom songs.
He says this is an indication that the NPP allows people to express their diverse opinions.
“Some of those who were only yesterday major beneficiaries of the party’s electoral fortunes and were tasked with the leadership responsibilities of helping the President deliver on his mandate, can be heard today leading to a crescendo what sounds like a chorus of doom,” he said in a Tweet on X.
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“An environment that is not safe to disagree in is not an environment focused on growth – it’s an environment focused on control.” – Varun Singhal
In spite of all the challenges it is facing, the NPP must stay true to its motto: “Development in Freedom.”
In fact, when the party was being formed over three decades ago, the other symbol or motto they considered at the time and nearly settled on was “Ti Koro Nko Agyina”, meaning a constructive meeting of minds calls for heads of varying perspectives.
As some of us fade naturally off the scene in this exciting transition and a new set takes over, we know for sure that this new crop of leadership will not only continue with the tradition and its principles, but will, even more importantly, take positive, instructive lessons from the negative experiences of recent years, the commissions, as well as, the omissions, and use all that to make the Danquah-Dombo-Busia tradition even stronger and better in fulfilling the party’s core mandate: which is to lead and serve responsibly in developing Ghana with enterprise and in freedom, with compassion and an even greater sense of urgency.
Finally, November 4 is just around the corner. The NPP that we know, once the party speaks and a new leader, with his new direction, is chosen, the Party will rally around him and support him and the cause of the collective. To this and all, we continue to pray…
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