Counting on Bawumia’s hard work will make “Breaking The Eight” easier – Ayisi Boateng

Ghana’s former Ambassador to S. africa Dr . George Ayisi Boateng has said that it will function the governing New Devoted Party (NPP) better when the party uses Dr . Mahamudu Bawumia as its Flagbearer in order to the eight. According to your pet, he acknowledges that the NPP has the men who can competition for the flagbearership position yet there will be the need for compromise plus consensus-building in order to get the Vice President to succeed Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. “I may contest, Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu can also contest. Such as President Kufour said we now have the men and the women yet compromise, consensus building, reasonability. The situation we find ourselves within calls for reasonable critical considering and serious consultation plus compromises. ”He indicated which he did not know Dr . Mahamudu Bawumia in the party within 2008 but the President noticed the good in him plus brought him on board as well as the Vice President has given that not looked back. Doctor Ayisi Boateng indicated how the Vice President worked difficult for the party and the information are there for all to see including that his display associated with intelligence at the Supreme Courtroom in 2012 is something really worth mentioning. Dr Ayisi Boateng indicated that his assistance for Dr . Mahamudu Bawumia does not create any complications for the party because they rely on Democracy. “My support will not create any problem. We are the democratic party and every associate has a choice and a tone of voice. This is my choice and am stand by it. I’m not really imposing my wish and can on anybody, that is our candid opinion. If we all of agree and see that it can help us we should take Doctor Bawumia, for me I will work with him because I think that can help us as a party, ” he told Kumasi-based Angel FM. Source: MyNewsGh. com/ 2021
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