‘What kind of money can’t NPP raise with over 4 million supporters?’ John Boadu rejects financial struggle claims

The newly elected National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu, has dismissed claims that the party is financially bankrupt. Speaking on Adom FM's Dwaso Nsem, he affirmed that the party has the capacity to raise the necessary funds when required. Boadu stated that he has yet to review the party's financial records, as the previous administration has not formally transferred the documents to him.

He acknowledged that the party has a membership of over four million, which he believes should be sufficient to mobilize the required resources. Boadu cited the financial backing he received during his campaign for the national chairmanship position as proof of the willingness of party supporters and sympathizers to contribute. He emphasized that the problem may not stem from a lack of resources, but rather from the party's approach to mobilizing them.

The NPP leader also highlighted the presence of wealthy individuals, farmers, and business owners within the party, suggesting that these individuals could be tapped into to bolster the party's financial standing. He questioned why the party should face difficulties in raising funds, given the substantial resources available among its membership.

Boadu insisted that the focus should be on finding efficient ways to mobilize resources instead of accepting the notion that the party is financially constrained. He stressed that being resourceful is crucial for the party's success.