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MR KWAKU FOSU FRIMPONG HOLDS END OF YEAR DINNER FOR NPP PARTY MEMBERS IN AHAFO ANO NORTH




Mr Kwaku Fosu Frimpong,Npp Parliamentary candidate hopeful for Ahafo Ano north in the Ashanti region, has organised an end of year dinner for his party members. 

The event brought together Polling Station Executives, Electoral Area Coordinators, Patrons, Founding Members,Constituency Executives. supporters of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), friends and loved ones. 


The euphoria that greeted the function also attracted members of “OUR LADIES OF KFF,” a volunteer group for the Parliamentary candidate hopeful. 

The various leaders took turns to address the gathering, calling for unity and development.


The highly elated crowd were treated to food and drinks amidst music and other entertainment activities and after the party he gave special package for all delegates

Addressing the charged and enthusiastic atmosphere, Mr Kwaku Fosu Frimpong said such occasions were meant to strengthen the grassroots of the party.

He thanked the people for the confidence they have in him. 


In a compelling address, Mr. Kwaku Fosu Frimpong has urged delegates to support his candidacy in the upcoming January 27 elections, citing his ability to defeat NDC and secure the NPP seat in the Ahafo Ano North constituency. Kwaku Frimpong has pledged to build a dedicated NPP party office in the constituency, implement NHIS for delegates, and establish a business aimed at sustaining the party's financial health and welfare. He emphasized the importance of continuing the positive initiatives initiated by Honorable Sulemam Adamu Sanid. Delegates are urged to vote for a promising future under Mr. Kwaku Fosu Frimpong's leadership.


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