Grassroots Movement For Nana Kwadwo Akwaa Congratulates Henry Nana BoakyeEsq For Election Petition Victory
Congratulations to you, our fantastic and champion National Youth Organizer for the remarkable roles you played in the just-ended election petition.
We are joyfully celebrating victory today because Nana Akufo Addo and the NPP had confidence in your intellectual prowess and competence to do a yeoman's job for our party at the Supreme Court.
You exhibited intellectual and political competence and excellence. Indeed you are a gem!
You have set our National Youth Organizer position to a higher bar.
It is by this that many discerning party members are of the view that our next National Youth Organizer should be a brainy young guy who has outstanding intellectual and political competence.
Your successor should be an astute researcher, an intelligent communicator and a political strategist.
We the Grassroots for Nana Kwadwo Akwaa believe that the best person to succeed you as our National Youth Organizer is Nana Kwadwo Akwaa the Critical Thinkers International (CTI) boss. He is peerless in terms of the qualities we seek from your successor.
Congratulations once again to you, our indefatigable commander.
Congratulations to our Great Elephant family. Together let's work hard to make our party greater and stronger.
Signed...
Executive Leaders,
(Grassroots Movement For Akwaa)



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