COP George Alex Mensah Makes Bold Political Declaration, Says NPP Will Definitely "Break The 8"
- COP George Alex Mensah has said the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) will retain power after 2024
- He told an Accra-based radio station that NPP will hold on to power beyond 2024 because of the many great policies rolled out under Akufo-Addo's leadership
- He said the NPP has the men, the capabilities and the best intentions for moving the country forward
Retired Commissioner of Police George Alex Mensah has said the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) will hold on to power beyond 2024.
He said the NPP would "break the 8" because of the many great policies rolled out under the Nana Akufo-Addo administration.
COP Mensah, who retired recently, has said he will stand as MP for Asante Bekwai on the ticket of the NPP in 2024.
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He told Asaase News that the introduction of the Free SHS programme by the NPP for instance, has been significantly successful and brought relief to Ghanaians.
“I know because we have the men, we have the capabilities, we have a good mind for this country, comparing other political parties, I see the NPP as the best political party that can help this country,” he said.
He said thanks to the Free SHS policy, parents are not being bothered to pay huge fees for their wards attending senior high school.
“We want that thing to continue, we don’t want anybody to come and change it so that people will be calling us for SHS fees again," he said.
COP George Alex Mensah (rtd) confirms rumours about his NPP links
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that COP Alex Mensah (rtd) has confirmed rumours that he will be contesting the Bekwai seat.
The seat is being held by NPP's Joseph Osei Owusu who pundits say will not contest in 2024.
The announcement by COP Mensah follows his retirement from the police service and rumours that he has very strong links with the NPP.
Alan Kyerematen rumoured to be in talks with CPP's Greenstreet
Also, NPP's Alan Kyerematen is reported to be in talks with Ivor Kobina Greenstreet for a possible partnership for the 2024 general elections.
State-owned Ghanaian Times newspaper and other private newspapers reported on Monday, September 19, 2023, that an official announcement is in the offing.
The reports also said Kyerematen had also wanted to run an independent campaign but dropped the idea over perceived difficulties.
Adwoa Safo apologises to Akufo-Addo, NPP for recent misconduct
In other news, Adwoa Safo produced a well-scripted video of apology to the entire NPP, but especially to President Nana Akufo-Addo.
Although she did not specifically mention her long absence from the country last year in the apology video, she grabbed headlines for overstaying her leave of absence in the US.
As a result of that absence, despite calls on her to return to the country, she lost her position as gender and social protection minister and her Dome-Kwabenya seat came close to being declared vacant.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
