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Yaw Adomako Baafi, a staunch member of the governing New Patriotic Party, has appealed to the parliamentary aspirants of the party to uphold good virtues and build strong relations with their constituents.

The New Patriotic Party will conduct its parliamentary election in constituencies with sitting Members of Parliament on Saturday, January 27.

The election is aimed at selecting candidates who will compete against the parliamentary candidates of the opposition National Democratic Congress in the December 7 elections, hoping the NPP will win a majority of the seats in the next Parliament.

Addressing the aspirants during a panel discussion programme "Kokrokoo" on Peace FM, Yaw Adomako Baafi advised them, saying "they should adopt interpersonal relationship skills. Becoming an MP is not difficult, although it equally isn't easy. It is about how you relate with the people. You must have a good relationship with them and don't become arrogant. You should also desist from the use of inappropriate language."

To Yaw Adomako Baafi, the NPP is the only best option for Ghanaians, and so he pledged his allegiance to the party.

He encouraged the aspirants to be selfless and sacrifice for the good of the party, stressing that "the hope of Ghanaians is the NPP."