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    Alan Kyeremateng exit from NPP will block breaking the 8 agenda – NPP Activist.

    HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931By HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931February 20, 2024 Politics
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    Alan Kyeremateng exit from NPP will block breaking the 8 agenda – NPP Activist.

    The New Patriotic Party activist, Mr. Darko Appiah has expressed his concerns about New Patriotic Party (NPP), suggestion that the Alan factor will block them to break the eight.

    He believes that the NPP’s reputation as a party known for its democratic principles is diminishing.

    According to him, the allegations of intimidation raised by former party member Alan Kyerematen will cause them 2024 general election.

    According to him, although the former trade and industry minister knows he does not stand any chance of making it in the elections, he is bent on running as an independent candidate just to hinder the party’s quest to stay in power beyond two terms.

    He added that, Alan achievement as trade minister will speak for him, especially Ashanti region.

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