You’ll be suspended if… – Miracles Aboagye warns NPP parliamentary aspirants over campaign directive

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has cautioned its parliamentary aspirants that disregarding the party's directive to cease campaign activities may jeopardize their eligibility for leadership positions. In an interview with Channel One TV, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, the party's Director of Communications, emphasized that those aspiring to lead the party must exhibit discipline and respect for its regulations.

"If you yourself begin to disregard party directives, then, you know, you’re not fit to lead a party at any level," Aboagye stated. He further informed that candidates who refuse to comply with the directive risk being disqualified from the party's parliamentary primaries, with non-compliance being the primary consequence. The party's directive to halt all campaigning activities until further notice aims to prevent premature campaigning, ensure fairness among contenders, and preserve unity and discipline within the party.

Aboagye's warning underscores the importance NPP places on adhering to its directives for members seeking leadership roles.