Kwaku Nkansah PaaNii withdraws from NPP National Treasurer race
Kwaku Nkansah “PaaNii”, an aspirant for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Treasurer position, has withdrawn from the race, citing circumstances beyond his control. In a statement issued on Thursday, August 20, 2026, Mr Nkansah announced his decision to discontinue his campaign while reaffirming his commitment and loyalty to the NPP. He expressed gratitude to […]
Kwaku Nkansah “PaaNii”, vying for the New Patriotic Party's National Treasurer role, has decided to step away from the race, citing circumstances beyond his control. He made the announcement on Thursday, August 20, 2026, while still assuring his dedication and allegiance to the NPP. Expressing gratitude to his supporters, he deemed their backing as "humbling".
He acknowledged that his decision was not an easy one, stating it was made due to factors beyond his control. Despite the disappointment, he pledged his unwavering loyalty to the NPP and his willingness to serve and support the party in any capacity. He wished the other contestants good luck. The reasons for his withdrawal were not disclosed.
Nkansah pledged to remain involved in the party and urged NPP members to stay united ahead of the National Treasurer election. He called for support to the eventual winner. His decision adds to the ongoing developments as contenders prepare for various leadership positions within the party. Nkansah endorsed John Boadu for the NPP National Chairman race.
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