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The Deputy Communication Director of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) Mame Yaa Aboagye has caution Aspirants and Delegates against vote-buying as the party heads to parliamentary primaries today.

According to her, vote-buying will only optimize who has the most money and not for which policies result in the interest of the constituency adding “the party remains supreme and your conduct must be within the democratic tenets of the party.”

To her NPP as a party has always conducted its elections in a decorous and transparent manner which has earned the party an accolade over the years and is expecting aspirants and delegates to follow traditions in today's primaries.

She also urged the supporters of the aspirant to avoid politics of insults, lies, and unnecessary provocations which she describes as inimical to the party.

She, therefore, appealed to all aspirants and their supporters to uphold the interests of the party either as winners or losers.

Mame Yaa is part of a delegation assigned to the Central Region to Monitor NPP Primaries slated for 20th June 2020.

She indicated some of the hotspots she will be visiting as the elections take off which includes Asikuma Odoben Brakwa Constituency, Abura Asebu KwamanKese Constituency, Cape Coast North and Agona West Constituency.

Briefing the media ahead of the big day she said, Asikuma Odoben Brakwa Constituency, the incumbent, Mr. Anthony Effah, is being challenged by a presidential staffer, Mr. Ernest Kojo Smith; a former District Chief Executive for the area, Mr. Emmanuel Adjei Domson, and three other party activists, Messrs Samuel Ofori Ampomah, Bright Essilfie Kumi and Banasco F. Ampong-Ansah, for the votes of 666 delegates in 33 electoral areas.
Asebu KwamanKese Constituency…

She also took the opportunity to educate constituents on the COVID-19 pandemic and cautioned them to adhere to the measures outlined by the government such as regular washing of hands, use of sanitizers, and observing social distancing.

She is in the company of Hon Kwaku Asiamah, (Transport Minister), Thomas Yaw Agyei Baffoue (Deputy Central Regional Minister), Percy Dennis (Regional Organizer) and Caroline Aboagye Ahema (Cape Coast South Constituency Women Organizer).