MP hails delegates for massive endorsement of Bawumia
The Member of Parliament for Tano North Constituency in the Ahafo Region, Dr Gideon Boako, has expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential election held in the region, describing the results as a true reflection of the will of the party’s delegates.
According to Dr Boako, the overwhelming support for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, particularly in the Tano North Constituency, demonstrates the delegates’ continued confidence in Dr Bawumia’s leadership and their belief in his ability to lead the NPP to victory in the 2028 general election.
Speaking to the media after a massive turnout in favour of Dr Bawumia over the weekend at Duayaw-Nkwanta and other constituencies across the Ahafo Region, Dr Boako thanked party delegates for their strong participation and endorsement.
He also used the opportunity to commend the NPP Presidential Election Committee, led by Joe Osei Wusu, for conducting what he described as a fair, transparent, and credible election.
Dr Boako noted that the committee’s professionalism and impartiality reflect the party’s deep commitment to democracy and patriotism.
Source: Classfmonline.com
Trending News

Oforikrom NDC supports life-saving surgery for 18-month-old toddler
03:39
Lasting solutions to illegal mining lie in education and innovation — Mahama says at UMaT
18:03
Awutu Senya East MP donates cement to support construction of Iron City Police post
14:23
Bawumia is NPP’s surest path to power– Bole-Bamboi MP aspirant
16:18
NPP names Baba Ali as Ayawaso East Parliamentary Candidate ahead of March 3 by-election
19:34
Deteriorating road to Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital raises safety concerns for patients and commuters
10:34
Dr. Adamu Abdulai backs Dr. Bawumia for Saturday's primary
13:30
MP hails delegates for massive endorsement of Bawumia
03:31
Mahama praises Ibrahim’s role in advancing indigenous mining firms as UMaT confers honorary doctorate
20:10
Parts of Greater Accra Region declared security zones amidst land dispute tensions by RECSEC
14:09



