A spokesperson of the Vice President, Dr Gideon Boako has called on the rank and file of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to move on after the National Council of the party decided that the super delegates conference is going to be decentralised.
The decision of the National Council was taken at the Steering Committee meeting on Thursday, July 20, over the National Congress by the Special Electoral College scheduled for Saturday, August 26.
Former National Chair of the NPP Freddie Blay told journalists after the meeting that “It is going to be decentralised.”
This followed a petition filed by some of the flagbearer aspirants. The aspirants were seeking a centralised National Congress by the Special Electoral College after claiming that it will be a waste of resources to decentralise the exercise.
As a result, they argued that a centralised congress would afford them the opportunity to address the delegates before Congress.
In a tweet, Dr Gideon Boako said “Upon all the noise, allegations and threats, National Council made the decision. Let’s move on.”
Upon all the noise, allegations and threats, National Council made the decision. Let's move on. pic.twitter.com/0GqpWqTZBC
— Gideon Boako, Ph. D (@gboakogh) July 21, 2023