The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has accredited approximately 7,800 delegates for its National Delegates Conference, currently underway in Kumasi, Ghana. According to Chairman of the Conference Organisation Committee, Mr Anthony Karbo, the accreditation process was a significant milestone, with arrangements in place to ensure smooth movement of delegates from their hostels to the conference venue. The event is being supported by the Police, who are providing escorts for the delegates.
Mr Karbo addressed concerns about potential challenges, citing traffic management as a primary issue, particularly around the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), where many delegates are staying. He commended the Police for their support, describing their work so far as "fantastic". The organisers are working to ensure that delegates can easily access the conference venue.
In response to reports of delegates camping ahead of the conference, Mr Karbo explicitly stated that no such arrangement would be permitted. He assured that the organisers would enforce this directive, ensuring a smooth and orderly conference. The aspirants have so far conducted themselves well, and Mr Karbo expressed hope that the conference would proceed without incident.
To facilitate the conference, delegates are being provided with breakfast at the park, while Police escorts are being used to transport them from their hostels to the conference venue. Mr Karbo stated that the organisers are aiming to commence the conference at 9 a.m. The event is expected to be a significant gathering of NPP members and supporters.
The NPP National Delegates Conference is taking place in Kumasi, with the city hosting a large number of delegates and supporters. The conference is an important event for the party, providing an opportunity for members to come together and discuss key issues. Mr Karbo and the Conference Organisation Committee are working to ensure the event runs smoothly.
According to Mr Karbo, the accreditation process has been completed, with 7,800 delegates accredited to attend the conference. He expressed satisfaction with the arrangements in place, citing the support of the Police and other stakeholders. The conference is expected to be a major event in the NPP's calendar.
The NPP has confirmed that it has made arrangements to ensure the conference proceeds smoothly, with a focus on traffic management and delegate movement. The event is set to take place without any major incidents, according to Mr Karbo. The conference will provide a platform for NPP members to engage with each other and discuss key issues affecting the party and the country.
Key points
- 7,800 delegates have been accredited for the NPP National Delegates Conference in Kumasi.
- The organisers have ruled out any form of camping at the event.
- The Police are providing support and escorts for the delegates.
