Impact of Minority Reshuffle on Party’s Victory in 2024, Aspirant’s View

Kwame Obeng Adjinah, a National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary aspirant in Bibiani, has expressed confidence that the recent changes in the minority leader in parliament will not affect the party’s chances of winning the 2024 general election.

In an interview, Mr Adjinah commended the party’s national executives for conducting extensive discussions before selecting the present leaders. He fully supports the party’s strategic move to capture political power in the upcoming election to alleviate Ghanaians from the country’s current economic challenges.

According to Mr Adjinah, it’s crucial for the minority to have a leader with a financial background to scrutinize the government’s financial issues, and he believes Mr Ato Forson can manage the position effectively. He urged supporters from all sides to avoid blaming one another as they are all members of one family.

Mr Adjinah also advised executives and supporters in the Bibiani-Anhwiaso-Bekwai Constituency to refrain from any action that could tarnish the party’s image. He emphasized that the party’s primary goal is to regain power from the NPP, and called on everyone to work together towards achieving that goal.

Finally, Mr Adjinah took the opportunity to appeal to party delegates to support him in the parliamentary primaries.