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NPP anointed to win 2016 election - Ken Ofori-Atta
The Director of Fundraising of the NPP said even though they were having challenges in raising funds for their campaign activities, they were optimistic the determinant of the 2016 elections will not be the party with the highest spend.
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This is according to the Policy Advisor of the party Ken Ofori-Atta.
Ofori –Atta who was speaking on Accra-based Joy FM said a wind of change was blowing and this wind will propel the NPP to power.
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The Director of Fundraising of the NPP said even though they were having challenges in raising funds for their campaign activities, they were optimistic the determinant of the 2016 elections will not be the party with the highest spend.
He said considering the number of supporters that thronged the International Trade Fair Centre to witness the launch of the party’s 2016 manifesto, if the NPP “is a broke party, then it means the Lord's hand is in it and we doing extremely well," Mr Ofori-Atta told Accra-based Joy FM.
Ofori-Atta argued that the number of people at the party’s manifesto launch which was held at the Accra International Trade Fair Center attest to his stance.
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