A communications team member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kafui Amegah, has warned constituency executives to desist from undue disqualification of aspirants vying to be executives of the party, from polling stations to the national level.
Speaking on the Movement In The Morning Political Show, Mr Amegah cautioned them not to use the vetting process as an avenue to settle scores they have with some of the aspirants.
He noted that it’s for this reason that the party is always divided: adding that if it is not addressed, it will affect the election fortunes of the party.
He described the excuses which are given most times for the disqualification of the aspirant as flimsy.
“The unwarranted disqualification of aspirants should be discouraged”, he said.
He urged all executives, members and supporters of the party, to come together and work as a united front to ensure that the BREAKING THE EIGHT mantra by the NPP is achieved.
“Mind you we are breaking the eight with a new Presidential Candidate, National Chairman, National Organizer, amongst others” he stressed.
Kafui Amegah is one of the disgruntled aspirants who were disqualified in the constituency elections.