Vice President Dr Mahamud Bawumia says he is confident in his ability to win the 2024 presidential elections instead of handing over to the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC).
He says the NDC is intimidated by his candidacy, stressing that delegates from Zongo communities have decided to vote for him, if he wins the race to lead the NPP to the 2024 elections. Speaking during his campaign in the region of Oti ahead of the November 4 party primaries, Dr Bawumia said: “If you look at the strongholds of the Northern and Zongo communities, it indicates that if Dr Mahamud Bawumia leads the NPP, they will vote for the NPP. Nuclear plant. And when that happens, the NDC cannot win elections. He further said that he would ensure that he gets majority of votes in all areas considered to be NDC strongholds to enable the NPP to win the 2024 general elections. The Vice President said: “That is why they fear Dr. Bawumia because they all know that I will confront them. » Dr Bawumia topped the NPP super-delegate conference on August 26, to select the final five flag-bearing candidates for its November primaries. Currently, candidates in the race for flagbearer include Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Assin Central MP, Kennedy Agyapong, former Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto, and former MP for Mampong, Francis Addai Nimo. Former Minister of Commerce, Alan Kyeremateng, announced in a press release on September 5 his official withdrawal from the race for the party’s flag bearer position. He cited the problems of the Special Electoral College convened by the NPP on August 26, 2023, being “strategically and tactically biased in favor of a particular candidate,” among other reasons to justify its withdrawal. Mr. Kyeremateng is the second candidate to withdraw from the race for the position of flag bearer after aspiring flag bearer Boakye Agyarko, who also withdrew from the run-off elections scheduled for Saturday, September 2, 2023, between him and his fellow flag bearer Francis Addai-Nimoh.
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