Former Member of Parliament for Awutu Senya West and communications professional, Nenyi George Andah, has called on members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to rise above internal camps and refocus the significance of January 31 on leadership, readiness, and national responsibility.
According to him, the date should serve as a moment for sober reflection on presidential leadership and the values required to govern Ghana, rather than internal alignments.
“January 31 should remind us of leadership and readiness to govern Ghana — not camps.”
Mr Andah emphasised that strong political parties are built on shared values, discipline, and unity of purpose, not factional loyalty. He expressed confidence in the ability of the NPP to approach this moment with wisdom and maturity.
Acknowledging those who have stepped forward to offer themselves for leadership, he commended their courage, while stressing that unity must remain the guiding principle.
“To those who have stepped forward to serve, I respect your courage. To our party, I call for unity. To Ghana, I stand for leadership.”
He concluded by noting that only a united and disciplined party can credibly present leadership worthy of the trust of the Ghanaian people.
Source:Mybrytfmonline.com/Emmanuel Austin Baah
