Former NPP Ketu-South Chairman calls for reconciliation and unity
Emmanuel Coffie Nyatsikah, former NPP Chairman for Ketu South, has called for party unity and reconciliation ahead of the 2028 general elections. He emphasized the need to move past internal grievances to ensure the party's success in the constituency.
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Aflao (V/R), Aug.22, GNA – Mr Emmanuel Coffie Nyatsikah, the immediate past Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Ketu South Constituency in the Volta Region, has called for reconciliation, forgiveness and unity among members of the party in the constituency.
He said as a former Constituency Chairman, he extended an apology to anyone he might have offended in the course of his duties, particularly during the party’s most recent constituency election, and asked for forgiveness from all who felt wronged.
Mr Nyatsikah said this during his 50th birthday celebration and, further stated that he had forgiven anyone who may have offended him during his tenure as Chairman, and hold no grudges and remained open to reconciliation with every member of the party in the area.
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