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No to Hypocrisy, Demah For Bole-Bamboi~Abdul Karim writes

 

Iddrisu Abdul Karim 

Fantastically, the party NPP is a fraternity that believes in the rule of law. Years ago this party had majority of it's stalwart being northerners. We can talk of C K TEDEM, ABAYIFA KARBO and some sixty one (61) other members who resides in the North of Ghana. 

The anxiety of this party today is ethnocentrism. Many tag this reputable fraternity as a "Southern Party" whilst others tag it as a party for the "Akyem" these perceptions of politics today are worrying.

Tragically, here in Bole-Bamboi some patriots also support that misappropriation of the fact of ethnocentrism. The NPP is a traditional party that gives equal opportunity to all patriotics and hence no matter your origin and or religious affiliation, you are entitled to contest for any portfolio provided the requirements are met.

 Today, the most lacking issue between the NPP is "Hypocrisy" and our best friends are the ineptitude NDC so how can we argue and sabotage them on issues based

David Sei Demah is a true party man. A man who rose from the lower to the top standard of NPP Bole-Bamboi. A man whose mission is to bring everyone on board irrespective of our status and tribal affiliations.

The PC for Bole-bamboi is qualified enough to lead the NPP and am encouraging each and everyone (patriots) to forbid the tribalistic misinterpretation from the incompetent NDC and let's echo the good works of NANA, Bawumia and Demah.

Four more for Nana ,Demah for BBC

Operation cool chop(BBC)🔥


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