VOTING OUT NON PERFORMING MPS IS THE SURE WAY OF RETAINING POWER IN 2020 AND BEYOND.

There is a historical evidence that shows members of parliament contribute to the electoral fortunes of political parties. The popularity of any political party at the grassroots level rests on the shoulders of its MPs. Basically, elections are won at the grassroots so if MP is underperforming at that level, then it’s automatically going to affect the party as well.

As far as most of the Ghanaians are concerned, the central government has performed exceptionally well, it’s the members of parliament(MP) whose abysmal performance is soiling the white name of the government. The New Patriotic Party has always been a party for people of all walks of life and we can’t afford to leave them in the middle of the road because of some MPs’ incompetency.

The party delegates have always been impressive as far as choosing their leaders is concern and the impending parliamentary primaries wouldn’t be an exception. They will definitely choose people who will help our president H.E Nana Addo to secure a resounding victory come 2020.

The delegates are entreated to vote out everyone who has shown gross incompetence, arrogance and selfishness in the primaries. Anything that will impede our victory should be cleared out of the way before next year’s general elections.

The party should be first in our decision making as we enter into the period of selecting the parliamentary candidates for the general elections. In times like this, most of the failed MPs will try to monetize the process but we need to stand firm and defend and consider the party and Ghana first. If this is done, it will definitely inure to the benefit of the party. Let’s be patriotic enough like our president and save the party from these self-seeking MPs.

We owe the party a duty to protect it and help retain the power so that H.E the president Nana Addo and the NPP can take the country to the promise land.

The best way to retain power and protect the party is by way of showing all non performing MPs the exit in the parliamentary primaries.