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Ghana: Electoral Commission sets Ejisu by-election for April 30th

Ghana: Electoral Commission sets Ejisu by-election for April 30th

Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Evans Annang
Published on 2024-04-09 13:14:13

The New Patriotic Party’s Parliamentary primary in the Ejisu constituency saw all nine aspirants cleared by the vetting committee on Saturday, April 6, 2024. Nominations were opened on Tuesday, April 2, and all nine candidates had filed by the closing date on Thursday, April 4.

Among the aspirants is Kwesi Nyantakyi, a former President of the Ghana Football Association, who believes he is the right person to replace John Kumah. Nyantakyi compared himself to Cristiano Ronaldo, emphasizing the need for a worthy replacement like Ronaldo or other top players. He sees himself as the Ronaldo to John Kumah’s Messi, highlighting the importance of having a strong successor.

The NPP is scheduled to elect a parliamentary candidate for the constituency on Saturday, April 13, 2024. Nyantakyi’s bid to contest the seat has generated public interest and some controversy due to his alleged involvement in corruption, especially after the Number 12 expose. Despite this, Nyantakyi remains determined to run and believes he is the best candidate for the position.

The diversity of candidates in the NPP primary reflects a competitive and vibrant political landscape in Ejisu. Each aspirant brings a unique perspective and vision for the constituency’s future, making the selection process crucial for the party and the people of Ejisu.

As the election date approaches, tension and excitement are mounting among supporters of the different candidates. The outcome of the primary will not only determine the NPP’s candidate but also shape the political landscape in Ejisu leading up to the general elections.

The stakes are high, and each candidate is vying for the opportunity to represent the NPP in Ejisu. The party’s supporters are closely watching the developments and weighing their options as they prepare to cast their votes.

In the midst of this political drama, Nyantakyi remains steadfast in his pursuit of the parliamentary seat. He sees himself as a strong contender, capable of leading Ejisu with integrity and vision. Despite the challenges and controversies surrounding his candidacy, Nyantakyi is determined to make his case to the voters and prove that he is the right choice for the constituency.

In conclusion, the NPP primary in Ejisu promises to be a thrilling and closely contested event, with each candidate vying for the chance to represent the party in the upcoming elections. The diverse pool of aspirants, including Nyantakyi, adds depth and complexity to the race, making it a compelling political spectacle for the constituents and observers alike.

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