I am winning to Lead NPP to Take Asawase seat – Manaf Ibrahim
Manaf Ibrahim, Aspiring parliamentary candidate for Asawase NPP
Manaf Ibrahim, aspiring parliamentary candidate for the NPP in the Asawase constituency says everything points to a victory for him in the upcoming internal contest.
Addressing supporters of the governing party at Asawase moments after filing his nomination papers, the aspirant said this was the third time he was doing so.
He bemoaned the machinations some persons in the party used to deny him the opportunity to represent the party in his previous two attempts.
“I can confidently say this is my time because everything is working for me and i know i will win the upcoming parliamentary contest to lead the NPP to win the Asawase seat in 2024”, Manaf stated.
Admonition:
The aspirant asked members of his campaign team and supporters to be tolerant of the views of others who may not be sympathetic towards his move.
He asked them to tell others why they should vote for him and not to use insults or hate language to push his ambition.
“These internal elections in the NPP is like a household contest and if we see it as such there would be no place to entertain antagonism and division”, the aspirant educated.
He urged the elections committee to work to ensure a clean election so that the NPP would have grounds to tout its democratic credentials.
Rasmattazz:
Earlier before addressing the media and the party members, Manaf Ibrahim entered the constituency office like an Arabian youth.
Wearing a white shirt and blue jeans trousers with a handkerchief in his hand, the smiling Manaf waved to the crowd amidst deafening music.
He was accompanied by an entourage which contained three Members of Parliament from the Northern Regions and an aide to the Vice President.
With spontaneous applause and wild cheers, the aspirant entered the party office to file his nomination and was done with same within 30minutes.
Large crowds were seen following the aspirant to his home after his public adddress causing momentary jam in traffic with many cars tooting their horns in admiration of the moves by the aspirant who stood in his vehicle waving.
Source: Ghana/otecfmghana.com/Michael Ofosu-Afriyie, Kumasi.
