NPP can reconcile with aggrieved members who want to return – Nana Akomea
Newly elected NPP Third Vice Chairperson, Nana Akomea, says the party is willing to reconcile with aggrieved members who are prepared to return and work with the party.
Nana Akomea, the newly elected NPP Third Vice Chairperson, stated that the party is open to reconciling with dissatisfied members who are willing to return and collaborate with the NPP. However, Akomea emphasized that reconciliation must be a mutual effort, where both parties must be willing to engage. He further informed that the NPP would welcome not only its disgruntled members but also support from individuals outside the party, including NDC voters, if they decide to vote for the NPP.
But Akomea stressed that those seeking reconciliation must show a genuine willingness to engage, as nobody is indispensable in politics.
Regarding the disciplinary case involving Assin Central MP Kennedy Agyapong, Akomea revealed that he had not received any updates since the committee handling the matter was granted a two-week extension. He expressed that he has no intention of expressing a personal view on the disciplinary matter before the committee submits its recommendations.
Akomea advised National Council members to allow the committee to complete its work before publicly sharing their opinions, as doing so would prejudice the committee's work. He believes that the committee's report will determine whether there has been a willingness to engage and move forward.
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