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Some NPP MPs are selfish – Maame Dokono
According to Maame Dokono, as she is affectionately called, some of the MPs are focusing on their interests than how to win the presidential elections.
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Speaking on Peace FM’s Entertainment Review last Saturday, Maame Dokono, bemoaned the rise of internal wrangling in the party adding that it could make the flag-bearer, Nana Akufo-Addo work in vain.
“We are fighting amongst ourselves. Now there are about four cases in court, aside that a number of people have declared their intension to contest as independent candidates and that can affect our votes. I pity Nana Addo because it looks like the NPP MPs are seeking their selfish interest. They are not thinking about Nana nor the party. They are concerned about going to parliament and getting ex-gratia and other benefits it comes with,” she said.
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She was however optimistic the party could win power should there be unity.
“If NPP unites, we can win. The internal wrangling is too much. An acid was poured on Adams Mahama which led to his death, Afoko has been suspended... There are so many issues dragging us into the pit. Afoko’s suspension can affect our votes from the north because he could have helped in that regard. If all these does not stop, Nana will work in vain,” she stated.
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