John Boadu, the Secretary-General of the NPP, gives his first interview after being relieved of his position.
JOHN BOADU SPEAKS AFTER LOSING NPP SECRETARY POSITION.
The former general secretary of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) has broken his silence one week after suffering a humiliating and unanticipated loss to congratulate the newly elected executives on leading the NPP to victory in 2024 election.
This defeat came as a complete surprise to Boadu. In a statement that was distributed by John Boadu, the individual said the following: “Following the outcome of last Saturday's National Annual Delegates Conference of the NPP, which saw the election of new National Officers of the Party, I wish to, first of all, congratulate them for the feat, having earlier done so personally on phone with the newly elected National Chairman, Stephen Ntim, and General Secretary, Lawyer Justin Frimpong Kodua, and again wish them well in the task that lies ahead.
I would like to take advantage of this occasion once more to assure them publicly of my unwavering dedication and support for their administration, in particular as we move closer to the general elections in 2024, which we are determined to win.
” In addition to this, he gave his word that he would collaborate with the newly elected leadership and share the wealth of knowledge he had acquired during his time in office. I will be forever grateful to the NPP for the enormous investment that the party has made in me, and I want to assure the rank and file of the party that I will make use of the years of experience that I have gained serving this party throughout my entire adult life in order to assist this current administration, which is led by Chairman Stephen Ntim.
“Once more, please accept my sincere congratulations on behalf of all of the National Executive Officers, led by Ntim-Kodua,” I say a prayer every day that the Lord will make you the person who brings grandeur to this party and makes the hopes and dreams of our people come true.
By: Randy Osei Akoto Citixen.
