Former MP asks Tano North NPP to be formidable, avoid unhealthy propaganda, pettiness
Dr Freda Prempeh, a former Member of Parliament (MP) has expressed disgust about what she termed as ‘propagandist tactic’ adopted by some political ‘enemies’ and ‘saboteurs’ within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to make her unpopular in the party. The post Former MP asks Tano North NPP to be formidable, avoid unhealthy propaganda, pettiness appeared first on Ghana Business News .
Dr Freda Prempeh, a former Member of Parliament from Tano North, has criticized the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for engaging in "propagandist tactics" and unhealthy propaganda within the party. She believes that the party's enemies and saboteurs are trying to make her unpopular by focusing on petty issues, backbiting, and internal conflicts.
Dr Prempeh emphasized her commitment to the NPP and the Tano North constituency, highlighting her achievements such as extending rural electrification, providing water facilities, and improving road networks. She mentioned that the Techire-Adrobaa, Adrobaa-Krofrom, Subriso-Mankranho-Baffoekrom roads were reshaped during her tenure, and she even won a contract for the Tanoso-Adengo road reshaping.
Dr Prempeh claimed that she achieved these successes despite the NPP being in opposition in 2013 when she was first elected. She also pointed out that road projects like Duayaw-Nkwanta-Bomaa, Yamfo-Ahyiayem-Bomaa, Subonpa-Tepa, and Bomaa-Tepa were awarded to contractors during her term. Due to propaganda from some NPP members, construction work on these projects was halted in 2024.
Dr Prempeh urged the party to remain focused, formidable, and avoid unhealthy propaganda as they prepare for the 2028 election.
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