Who wins Npp General Secretary?

The race to occupy the General Secretary post of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) is already heating up.

Five abled men have expressed interests to put themselves up for Delegates to decide on their suitability for the office.

The incumbent General Secretary, John Boadu is seeking a re-election to be at pal with Dan Botwe’s record as the second General Secretary to have served two-terms.

He is campaigning on his experience and desire to make history with the people.

John Boadu is facing a stiff contest from Justin Kodua-Frimpong, Frederick Opare-Ansah, Abu Musah Superior and Charles Cromwell Nanabanyin Onuawonto Bissue.

Justin Kodua Frimpong, known amongst foot-soldiers as (Okunkom) to wit hunger killer, is the serving Chief Executive Officer of Youth Employment Authority (YEA).

Kodua is campaigning on the need for the party to transition from archaism and embrace neolithism, equity, fairness and reward for hard work.

Frederick Opare-Ansah is a former member of parliament, former Deputy Minister. He says he’s bringing his experiences from Constituency and parliament to bear on the administration of the party.

Musah Superior is a former mayor of Tamale Metropolital Assembly. Presently, he is drawing salary from Government of Ghana as a Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Forestry Commission.

For Musah Superior, John Boadu is nastiest in terms of his performce as General Secretary. Superior thinks John Boadu does not deserve another mandate in office.

Charles Bissue, until the revocation of his appointment was a presidential staffer with additional responsibilities as secretary to the Inter Ministerial Committee On Illegal Mining.

He joins the battle as a retired wester regional secretary.

Source: GhanaPlus.com