Chairman and fellow patriots – Irene Ponu-Brenyah writes to NPP
Fellow Patriots, I bring you warm greetings from London, United Kingdom. I hope everyone is well and has arrived safely back at your various destinations. We thank the Almighty God for His protection. I wish, first and foremost, to congratulate the newly elected National Executives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP). I wish you all […]
The article reports that Irene Ponu-Brenyah, a member of the Dombo family, has written to the National Executive of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in London, expressing her concerns over the use of a video during the recent NPP campaign. She had previously alerted NPP UK Chairman John Boadu about the video, which was subsequently removed, but it was later circulated again by outgoing NPP UK Chairman Kingsley Adumattah Agyapong.
Irene emphasizes that her family's silence does not mean they accept the situation or are unaware of the actions taken in their name. She acknowledges her family's sacrifices for the NPP and its tradition, but laments that members of the Dombo family have often felt used, disrespected, and taken for granted. She raises the issue at the NPP UK AGM, questioning how a video, when misrepresented, can influence political decisions.
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