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PRESS RELEASE

 

NPP

January 31, 2014


COUNCIL OF ELDERS MEET


The National Council of Elders of the New Patriotic Party wishes to express deep concern at the tone of pronouncements by some members of the Party, regarding the impending National Party elections.


At its meeting today January 30th, 2014, the Party’s Council of Elders debated on the issue of public pronouncements by some leading members of the Party, and asked that all candidates, and their supporters and sympathizers, refrain from using impolitic and intemperate language.


The Council further urged candidates not to lose sight of the bigger picture before the Party, which is to present a strong and united front, to effectively battle the NDC, come 2016.


Accordingly the National Council of Elders of the New Patriotic Party has invited some members for a meeting early next week, to assist the Body iron out whatever rough edges that might have arisen, in the run up to the Party’s national elections.


The Council of Elders of the New Patriotic Party takes this opportunity to assure all members that it takes decorum within the Party seriously, and will do everything within its power, as mandated by the Party’s constitution, to protect the unity and integrity of the Party.


We further call for a total ceasefire at all levels of the party with immediate effect. Any party member who goes public on internal party matters shall be summoned before the disciplinary committee of the party. All must adhere to grievance procedures within the party.

Signed
Dr Adjei Bawuah
(Member-National Council of Elders)

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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