Parliamentary aspirant for the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Kwadaso Constituency, Vincent Frimpong Manu has pledged to work with all stakeholders in the party for the betterment of grassroot members if voted to lead the party as a parliamentary candidate.
The Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Middle Belt Development Authority said he is ready to serve his constituents and unite the party for a common goal.
Vincent Frimpong Manu said this after he filed his nomination forms to contest the parliamentary primaries of the NPP in the Kwadaso Constituency of the Ashanti Region.
Speaking to this reporter after the process on Monday, December 25, 2023, the NPP stalwart noted that he remains the best candidate to lead the party for landmark victory in the 2024 general polls.
He revealed that the Kwadaso Constituency has been served with poor leadership by the incumbent Member of Parliament hence the need to change him.
He noted that the incumbent MP's abysmal performance has rendered the party unattractive in the area and appealed to delegates to save NPP by voting out the underperforming MP.
"Politics is about numbers, the grassroots are calling for me to represent them in parliament, that's why I'm appealing to the delegates to listen to the grassroots and vote me as the next parliamentary candidate for the NPP.
"I strongly believe that my candidature will bring back residents' love for the party and increase the party's votes," he stated.
About Vincent Frimpong Manu
Vincent Frimpong previously served as the Ghana Country Director of World Cocoa Foundation, with oversight on programmes in Nigeria.
He was the Ghana Country Manager (cocoa) of Solidaridad, where he also coordinated cocoa projects in Nigeria, Cameroon and Cote d’Ivoire, among other enviable positions.
He currently works as the Deputy Chief Executive Officer at the Middle Belt Development Authority.
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