Source: newsthemegh.com
The NPP as a whole is expected to win, according to Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, who is expected to win the battle on Saturday.
With just four contestants remaining on Saturday, the NPP ends a fierce competition that began with ten.
It is widely predicted that Vice President Bawumia will win by a large margin. Prior to the election, he declared that since it is an internal election, everyone will win because a party leader will be chosen.
“Throughout my campaign, dear friends, I also stressed on the need for a decent campaign devoid of rancour, in order to preserve the unity of our party. I demonstrated this value, by embarking on a campaign devoid of insults and personality attacks. As I stressed throughout my interactions with delegates across the country, I am committed to the unity of the NPP, and I as the party’s flagbearer, will bring everybody on board,” Dr. Bawumia said.
“We are a party of different people from different backgrounds with different preferences. But in our differences we are indivisible. With this in mind, I have been presenting a message that fosters unity, inspires hope and confidence, and positions the NPP as the best to lead Ghana.”
Following a rigorous campaign that saw him visit several states, he declared his optimism that he will win on Saturday, adding that the triumph “will be for the NPP.”
“Throughout the process, I have come to know the party people even better. There are many fond memories of this journey that will go a long way to deepen the respect, love and harmony between me and the party people.”
“Having put up a spirited campaign backed by a dedicated team of brilliant and hardworking young men and women across the country, I have nothing but absolute confidence that I will be victorious on Saturday, November 4th. And my victory will be the victory for the NPP.”
During his contacts with NPP delegates at their various constituencies, Dr. Bawumia took the opportunity to thank them and other party stakeholders nationwide for their cordial welcome.
Additionally, he expressed gratitude to the media for their expert coverage of his campaign since he declared his candidacy.