A representative of the Conservative Political Party in the United Kingdom says he was baffled at the number of posters he saw at the venue of the New Patriotic Party’s 2018 annual Delegates Congress.
Dr John Haywards wondered whether the printing of many campaign posters was a prudent way of using resources available to those vying for the position.
RELATED STORY: 257 buses: Amidu will clear Blay of wrong doing – Addo Kufuor to critics
The Conservative Party representative believes the NPP might pay dearly in the national elections if it does not change its ways.
“We the Conservative Party learnt this in a bitter way so we have changed our way. Focus your time, efforts and resources on reaching out to voters in Ghana”, he stated in his solidarity message to the NPP at Koforidua Saturday.
He urged the ruling party to listen to the concerns of the citizenry and ensure that their concerns are represented in development in freedom.
RELATED STORY: NPP takes over Koforidua as delegates prepare for showdown today
Some 6,000 delegates from 275 constituencies are expected at the Koforidua Technical University Park where the new officials will be elected to steer the affairs of the party for the next four years.
The region is a stronghold of the party where it holds 27 out of the 33 seats it won, leaving a paltry 6 for the opposition National Democratic Congress, NDC in the 2016 general elections.
ALSO READ: I will kill my kids and commit suicide today – Former AIDS ambassador
Positions to be contested for are those of the National Chairperson, First, Second and Third Vice, General Secretary, National Treasurer and National Organizer.
The rest are National Women Organiser, National Youth Organizer and National Nasara Coordinator.