NPP vetting marked by frank discussion -Afoko
National Chairman hopeful of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr Paul Awentami Afoko, says his vetting was defined by candid, wide-ranging exchanges with the committee a departure, he suggested, from a routine box-ticking exercise. “There was a lot of frank discussion,” Afoko told journalists after the session at the party’s Greater Accra Regional headquarters in … The post NPP vetting marked by…
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) sought a fresh approach to its candidate vetting process, as evidenced by the candid and extensive exchanges during National Chairman hopeful Mr Paul Awentami Afoko's session. Afoko highlighted the frankness as a significant departure from routine evaluations, noting the committee's probing and unexpected questions which transcended his prepared talking points.
He conveyed his satisfaction with the process, describing it as fair and conducted by a committee of notable caliber. The session, held at the party's Greater Accra Regional headquarters, could not reveal specific details due to a prior signed confidentiality agreement, but Afoko emphasized the profound impact of the discussion.
He expressed confidence in his ability to address all questions, rating his chances positively. Afoko further indicated that his campaign's momentum was building nationwide, with plans to continue his outreach across various regions. The vetting procedure is an integral part of the NPP's preparatory measures for the upcoming 2028 general elections in Ghana.
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