Bernard Antwi Bosiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the ruling NPP says it will not be easy for the party to retain power after 2024.
He said history may not favour the party’s agenda since no party has been able to achieve that feat since the inception of the Fourth Republic in 1992.
Speaking to the NPP Ashanti Regional Branch of the Tertiary Student Confederacy (TESCON) during a three-day camp meeting by members of some 58 tertiary institutions in the region, Chairman Wontumi called on them to do their best to make sure the party wins the 2024 general elections.
“Since 1992 no political party in Ghana has governed the country more than two terms therefore history is against our agenda,” he said.
According to him, “breaking the 8” requires extra tactical and hardworking mentality by all members and various professional groups within the party to achieve the party’s agenda for election 2024. “Breaking the 8 is not just by mouth but action,” he stated.
He advised the party’s members to ensure that they all have Ghana cards, as the card will be crucial in the 2024 general elections.
The Regional Chairman urged members of the elephant fraternity to go all out and propagate the achievements of their administration to Ghanaians, as they are poised to make history.
“You are always saying break the 8 but you don’t have a Ghana Card. How can we win the election in 2024 while you still don’t have a Ghana card? If you are a TESCON member and you don’t have a Ghana Card it means you are not ready for power.
“Winning election 2024 is a process which starts with securing a Ghana card followed by other actions through the years ahead before the final action on the election day,” he said.
Source: Modern Ghana
