Alan-Bawumia ticket is 'refuse, whimsical imagery' - Kwesi Pratt on Akomea's proposition
Overseeing Editor of the Insight Newspaper, Kwesi Pratt Jnr has evaluated a new proposition by Nana Akomea, calling for Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Trade Minister Alan Kyerematen to collaborate for 2024 general races.
Talking on Metro TV program, Good Morning Ghana, the veteran columnist believed that the premise of the proposition was stressing as it looked to develop divisions in the general public.
He depicted the standard north and south matching as an adolescent imagery that was pointless.
Kwesi Pratt contended that the late President Jerry John Rawlings additionally won races with a South ticket.
He kept up with that the proposition of Nana Akomea to see an Alan-Bawumia ticket for the NPP in front of the 2024 races was just a pipedream.
"My old buddy Nana Akomea feels that just by putting Alan Kyerematen and Bawumia together on a similar ticket NPP can further develop it possibilities. I imagine that it's a finished pipedream.
"It is finished pipedream on the grounds that it depends on involving of imagery as an apparatus for political mission. Put one Christian, set up one Muslim and afterward all Muslims and Christians will decide in favor of you. It doesn't occur, all things considered.
"That is infantile imagery. Set up one northerner with a southerner and afterward southerners and northerners will decide in favor of you. It is garbage. It is unfilled imagery [for NPP to match Muslim-Christians] which doesn't communicate the substantial necessities and goals of individuals.
"In the last examination what it does is that it extends divisions in our general public. It emphasizes divisions in our general public," he said.
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Nana Akomea, in a meeting with Accra-based Citi TV, said that the NPP ought to arrive at an agreement and have Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Alan Kyerematen on the party's ticket.
He recommended that the matching fits the necessary geographic mix which has become trait of party tickets for decisions.
"The party ought to have the option to have an agreement and have the two driving applicants, run together. For an exceptionally basic explanation, interestingly, the two driving competitors fulfill the North-South separation.
"Assuming that Alan won, he is probably going to pick a competitor from the North, assuming Bawumia won, he is probably going to pick an up-and-comer from the South. It will determine what is going on that the party will be unable to recuperate from.
"I would believe that a specific agreement should be worked inside the party to have both of them run together. Regarding who becomes running mate, we ought to pass on it to them once the party feels that is the way ought to go," he said.
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