Former Member of Parliament for Tema East, Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover says he cannot work under the newly elected National Organizer of the ruling NPP.
Mr. Titus-Glover who was a major competitor in the National Organizer race lost to Henry Nana Boakye (Nana B) by 2274 votes.
Speaking to Accra based Adom FM, he indicated that, he cannot lose to his competitor and then turn back to work under him.
He has however said that he will continue to do his best for the party.
“To be blunt, to be honest, I cannot work under Nana B. That cannot be possible. How can I go into an election with a competitor and then come and work under him? I see myself as committed but to work under him is below the belt. The truth is one, let’s say it, but seriously I can’t work under him, honestly.
“If I say I can work under him and I go and I’m unable to am I not destroying the party? It is better to speak the truth and be blunt. Helping the party can’t only be done but working under him so let me speak the truth because if I go to work under him and I’m unable to it won’t help the party,” he explained on Adom FM.
The NPP held its National Delegates Conference on July 16 at the Accra Sports Stadium in which Mr. Titus-Glover lost to Henry Nana Boakye in the National Organizer race.
Meanwhile, other defeated delegates have rallied behind the elected executives and have pledged their support help the party 'break the 8.'



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