The New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential primary has been won by Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, who got a astounding 61.43% of the total valid votes cast.

His commanding victory solidifies his strong standing within the party and establishes him as one of the front-runners in the approaching general elections.

Dr. Bawumia got a astounding 118,210 votes out of the total valid votes cast, greatly surpassing the votes cast for his nearest competitors. Kennedy Agyapong received 71,991 votes, or 37.42% of the total valid votes cast. This was a good performance, but it was not enough to overtake Dr. Bawumia’s advantage.

In the NPP flagbearership contest, Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto received 1,459 votes, or 0.76% of the total valid votes cast.

Although his support was comparatively low, Dr. Afriyie Akoto’s participation in the race showcases the democratic nature of the NPP’s selection process.

Francis Addai-Nimoh, another candidate for the NPP presidency, got a meager 781 votes, or 0.41% of the total. Even if he didn’t contribute much, his dedication to the NPP’s candidacy shows how inclusive the party is.

It is hardly surprising that Dr. Bawumia won the NPP presidential primary considering his impressive record as vice president and his commitment to the party’s principles. Dr. Bawumia shows the confidence the party members have in his leadership skills with such a strong lead.

Dr. Bawumia, the NPP’s presidential candidate, will now turn his attention to the approaching general elections.
His outstanding performance in the party primary has definitely elevated him to the lead and increased the likelihood that he will be the next president of Ghana.

Dr. Bawumia’s selection by the NPP demonstrates the party’s dedication to furthering its platform and preserving its potent political influence. Dr. Bawumia creates the conditions for an intriguing and potentially pivotal general election campaign with his resounding party support.

Source:Richard Obeng Bediako ll Metrotvonline.com