Following the comments of the NPP Member of Parliament for Abetifi revealing that the party won’t hand over power to the NDC in 2025, the Eastern Regional NDC has served notice that it will also employ every means available to snatch power from the NPP.
According to the Regional Chairman of the NDC in the Eastern Region, Mark Oliver Kevor, the party is not perturbed by the comments of Bryan Acheampong since the NDC also has the capacity to meet the NPP in equal measure.
Addressing a gathering of party supporters during former President John Dramani’s tour in the Eastern Region, Mark Oliver Kevor explained that it has dawned on the NPP that their time will be up in 2024 hence the decision to resort to violence and intimidation in order to retain power.
He, therefore, stressed that based on the support of his regional executives and others at the various levels, they will deploy every available means to recapture power from the NPP irrespective of the price they will have to pay.
“The NPP is self-aware the time has come for John Mahama to be President, so it has resorted to intimidation. The NPP is threatening not to hand over power to the NDC in 2024. As regional chairman, I believe I have the support of other executives at the various levels, and so I say, we will also devise any means to snatch power from the governing NPP to John Mahama. We are ready as a party to match the NPP boot for boot,” the Eastern Regional Chairman assured the party supporters.
Mr. John Dramani Mahama in reacting to the claims of Bryan Acheampong also said the party is unfazed by the comment that the NPP will never hand over power to the NDC. He said regardless of the stance taken by the NPP, the NDC will not underplay the role of God in the 2024 elections.
“Don’t pay attention to some of the things being said by some people, because it is God’s plan. I go to Church and I have faith that when I kneel and pray, God speaks to me sometimes. God told me that it is our time, and He has already given us the power”.
“When God speaks, no one can change it so let’s continue to pray and believe as Ghanaians that whatever God has put in place will come to pass,” Mr. Mahama indicated.
