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The leader and founder of the United Front Party, Nana Agyenim Boateng, popularly known as Gyataba, has revealed that he still has PNP blood running through his veins despite breaking away to form his own political party.
The former Regional Youth Organizer of the New Patriotic Party, who does not appear to be very happy with developments in the Ashanti region, has asked the NPP government to list its achievements in infrastructure in the region.
Speaking in Ok FM’s ‘Ade Akye Abia’ program explained that the New Patriotic Party has taken the people of the Ashanti region for granted because they believe they will vote for them no matter what.
But he believes that should not be the case. He said that all the development projects seen in the region were started by the former Mahama administration.
In the 2016 presidential elections, the PNP had 1,642,288 votes in the Ashanti region alone, which accounted for 75.99%, a vote that brought President Akufo-Addo to power with the Democratic National Congress managing a low 503,368 votes representing 23.29%.
But since 1992, the NDC has executed more development projects in the Ashanti region than the NPP, but still receives fewer votes from the region.
Cataloging, among others, some forty-four development projects executed by the NDC under John Dramani Mahama, including the Kumasi Kejetia market, Tafo market, Asawase market, Atonsu market, Sewua hospital, the CYA president said that the Nuclear power plant has been fooling the Ashantis over the years.
The PNP led by President Nana Addo Dankwah Akufo-Addo is accountable to Asanteman for what they have done in the region since taking office just four years ago. Although I now have my own political party, I still have some PNP in me and I am certainly not happy with what is happening in the region.
“The New Patriotic Party should show some appreciation to the people of the Ashanti region and be accountable for the votes they have enjoyed for their world bank,” he added. added.
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Source: Isaac Kwame Owusu / Peacefmonline.com /[email protected]
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