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CPP constituency executives asked to support viable candidates

Bolgatanga, Feb. 26, Ghanadot/GNA- Mr Ivor Kobina Greenstreet, the General Secretary of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), on Tuesday asked CPP constituency executives to support and endorse parliamentary candidates, capable of articulating the party’s vision of bringing about developmental change.


He said the CPP had learnt from the past and was well organized with new brand and innovative leaders who were poised to wrest power from the New Patriotic Party (NPP).


Mr Greenstreet said these when the presidential candidate of the party, Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom and CPP national executives met with the constituency executives to educate them on CPP’s electioneering campaign strategy to enable the party to win power in the 2008 Election.
He urged the constituency executives to encourage suitable persons, particularly interested women to contest as parliamentary candidates of the CPP and said he was optimistic that the CPP would wrest power from the NPP.


The presidential candidate said he had received good responses during his campaign tours through out the country and attributed this to the good leadership qualities of the party as compared to the past adding that presently none of the political parties could compare itself with the CPP leadership.


Dr Nduom said among all the presidential candidates that would be contesting the 2008 Election, he was the only person who had been elected as an assembly member, engaged in job creation nationwide and had the strongest affiliation with the northern part of the country.


The presidential candidate said if elected president of Ghana, he would ensure the road network in the country was expanded and improved to facilitate the economic activities.


Dr Nduom said he would bridge the gap of development between the southern and northern parts of the country and appealed to Ghanaians to vote for him.


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