Under the experienced guidance of former MP, Greater Accra Minister, and respected figure, Sheikh Ibrahim Cudjoe Quaye, in collaboration with the incumbent Regional Secretary, Parker Odailey, a significant step towards reconciliation has been achieved within the NPP branch of the Ayawaso Central Constituency in the Greater Accra region.
The discord between Moses Abor and his MP, Henry Quartey, initially surfaced when Moses decided to contest for the parliamentary seat following rumors that Henry had publicly announced his decision not to seek reelection after completing his third term in parliament.
Moses’ decision was met with strong disapproval from Henry Quartey’s camp, igniting unnecessary tension and division among their respective supporters. This friction persisted before, during, and after the parliamentary primaries, resulting in clear factional lines drawn between supporters of Henry and Moses.
However, taking a proactive approach, I.C. Quaye orchestrated a gathering at his Roman Ridge Residence to facilitate reconciliation and establish a unity pact among the conflicting factions.
Addressing the assembly, I.C. Quaye stressed the overriding importance of the party’s collective interests over individual agendas, urging supporters to set aside factionalism and unite to safeguard the party’s objectives. He encouraged them to combine their efforts and resources to support both the parliamentary candidate and the party’s presidential nominee.
Expressing unwavering confidence in Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s leadership, he affirmed that Bawumia’s trajectory is aligned with the party’s vision and assured divine support in their endeavors.
The meeting concluded successfully, with both factions committing to collaborate and maximize support for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and the nominated Member of Parliament.
The event garnered attendance from influential personalities such as Alajo Mantse, Nii Armah Adjor II, Achibald Coobina MCE, former Constituency Chairman Alhaji Mohamed, among others, underscoring the significance of the reconciliation efforts.
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