The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament for Cape Coast South constituency, Kweku Ricketts-Hagan has revealed why he opted out of the NDC flagberear race.
Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen Tuesday, Mr. Ricketts-Hagan said delegates have heavily endorsed the candidature of one particular aspirant hence; it was baseless to continue with his campaign.
“Some people in the party who are looking for a ‘quick return to power’ were all rooting for one candidate which they feel is well resourced to deliver
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According to him, his team gave everything they have but
A situation he says has forced him to suspend his campaign as flagbearer aspirant of the NDC since its pointless to continue to remain in the contest he believes is predetermined.
“We gave it everything we have got but
Mr. Ricketts-Hagan believes calling off his campaign provided the NDC an avenue to focus on areas that led to attracting a number of people to the party.
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Last August, Kweku Ricketts-Hagan declared his intention to contest as a flagbearer of the party saying he was ready to share his message based on the party’s principles to enable it to have a realistic chance of reclaiming political power in 2020.
He further explained that the best candidate to lead the party into the 2020 polls, was him because he represents the new vision and ideas the party needs going into the next presidential elections.