NPP Presidential Primaries: Okaikoi Central Delegates Enjoy Refreshing Yoghurt While Waiting To Vote

NPP Presidential Primaries: Okaikoi Central Delegates Enjoy Refreshing Yoghurt While Waiting To Vote

  • During the New Patriotic Party's national delegates primary, delegates waiting to vote were pleasantly surprised in the Okaikoi Central constituency when they were offered yoghurt
  • The refreshing treat was distributed to delegates sitting under canopies, creating a sense of camaraderie among attendees
  • It remains unknown whether the yoghurt was provided by a flagbearer aspirant or organized by the constituency, but the gesture added a touch of warmth and unity to the political event

At the ongoing national delegates primary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), delegates were treated to yoghurt while waiting for their turn to vote.

The gesture, aimed at providing comfort and nourishment to the delegates, was well-received as they sat on chairs under canopies, eagerly anticipating their chance to cast their votes. The yoghurt was distributed by a kind-hearted individual who shared the delightful snack with those in attendance.

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The distribution of yoghurt not only brought a moment of respite but also created a sense of camaraderie among the delegates.

Even those who had already voted and were on their way home made sure to enjoy the offered refreshments before departing from the venue.

NPP Presidential Primaries: Okaikoi Central delegates enjoy refreshing yoghurt while waiting to vote
NPP delegates at the Okaikoi Central constituency taking and enjoying the yoghurt that was shared Photo credit: JoyNews Source: Facebook
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The act of generosity occurred in the Okaikoi Central constituency, adding a touch of warmth and hospitality to the political event.

The source of the yoghurt remains a mystery, leaving many speculating whether it was a thoughtful gesture from one of the flagbearer aspirants or an initiative organized by the constituency itself.

Regardless of its origin, the gesture of sharing yoghurt among the delegates showcased a sense of unity and community spirit, highlighting the importance of small acts of kindness in fostering positive interactions within the political arena.

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Comments on the video

Yen.com.gh has collated some reactions from netizens. Read them below:

@Fuseini Salif Mufti said:

We are very stupid as people, apuu how can our leaders take as serious .if the country is good managed will some body come with youghot and share with a hope of influence people decisions about voting ,our mind is not mature to practice this European democracy.imaging gifting samira ,ken ,or bawmiah youghot how its will appears to them.dam country

@Manu Bright wrote:

I think there is something wrong in the caption. Is it yourghut plus money or yourghut alone ? Please come again

@Williams Donkor said:

Another precious way of tantalizing the delegates

@Teekay Snr wrote:

Anyway, it's a simple taste of bribe though

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Meanwhile, a delegate named Charlotte voted for Dr Owusu Afriyie Akoto to ensure he received at least one vote, noticing a lack of support for him among others favouring Dr Bawumia or Ken Agyapong.

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Charlotte stated she would have chosen Dr. Bawumia as her first option, highlighting her preference for the Vice President.

Her unconventional approach underscores the diverse strategies delegates employ in the election process.

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