Honorable Alan Kyeremateng in a recent interview on UTV, made comments that sought to question my capacity to comment on issues relating to his recent resignation from our party to the extent of asking when I joined the New Patriotic Party.
Respectfully, i would like to submit that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has been in existence for 31 good years, and I am proud to say that I have been in active service to our great party in diverse roles over the *last 21 years.*
I was a polling agent for our party in the crucial 2000 elections, served as a polling station chairman in two different constituencies, Tarkwa Nsuaem and Oforikrom, was the TESCON president in two different tertiary institutions i.e UMAT and KNUST at different times. In fact, I was the first president of TESCON after its inauguration on the campus of the University of Mines and Technology (UMAT).
Again, I served twice as a campaign team member in two different constituencies. I was the Constituency Communications Officer in Oforikrom, Ashanti Regional Communications, and Campaign Team member, National communications team member, for several years. I served as Head of Events and Programmes for the NPP National Youth Wing, also served at the top as National Youth Organizer and now as National Organizer.
In 2015, we formed the MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE, and I was among its dedicated conveners. Together with individuals like Justin Kodua Frimpong ESQ (current General Secretary), Odeneho Kwaku Appiah, Dr. Anthony Nsiah Asare, Moro Kabore, Ralph Patrick Sarfo, and many others. Movement For Change became NPP's nationwide platform for numerous outdoor political events like demonstrations (Won Gbo, Yani Abre demo, etc) campaign activities and mass movement initiatives.
My entire youthful years have been devoted to the NPP, and I remain committed to serving the party and contributing to our success in the many years ahead.
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