NPP Conference: 7,800 Delegates Accredited, Karbo Rules Out Camping
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) says about 7,800 delegates have been accredited for its National Delegates Conference underway in Kumasi, with the organisers ruling out any form of camping at the event. Chairman of the Conference Organisation Committee, Mr Anthony Karbo, said arrangements had been made to ensure the smooth movement of delegates from their […] The post NPP Conference: 7,800…
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Delegates Conference is currently in progress in Kumasi. According to the party, approximately 7,800 delegates have received accreditation, with party chairman Mr Anthony Karbo confirming to media in Kumasi. The primary concern for the organisers is managing traffic congestion, particularly around the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) where a significant number of delegates are lodged.
Mr Karbo praised the police for their support, describing their performance thus far as "fantastic".
Regarding reports of delegates planning to camp prior to the conference, Mr Karbo categorically ruled out any such arrangements. He emphasized that the organisers are committed to enforcing this directive strictly. The aspirants have been cooperative so far, and Mr Karbo expressed optimism that the conference will proceed without any hitches.
Breakfast is currently being provided to delegates at the park, and police escorts are transporting them from their hostels to the conference venue. The conference is scheduled to commence at 9 a.m.
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