Mr Stephen Ayesu Ntim would undoubtedly win the position of National Chairman of the ruling party, according to Abdulai Kamal-Deen, the NPP's Deputy Communications Officer.
Mr Ntim has sent a clear message to the delegates, he added, saying that he will provide a president for the party in the 2024 general elections, ending Ghana's eight-year electoral cycle.
"I can promise you that Stephen Ntim is going to be the National Chairman, this would be his 5th try at being the National Chairman," Kamal-Deen stated on TV3's New Day broadcast with Johnnie Hughes on Monday, June 20. He's been into it for the past twenty years of his adult life, working hard, staying healthy, and demonstrating that he can do it.
"[Ntim] is saying, 'Give me a flagbearer, and I'll give you a president in 2024,' plain and simple."
Mr Ntim has stated that the NPP can only win elections in 2024 if its members remain focused and unified.
"Breaking the 8 is dependent on a variety of factors, the most important of which is unity. Breaking the 8 would be a mantra, a phantom, until we present a united front," he stated.
In a brief statement to the media after filing his nomination paperwork at the party's headquarters, he stated this.
"Under the circumstances, the administration is continuing to do its best." We are all aware that our current predicament is the outcome of events in the global world. Regardless of these concerns.
"We think, and I know this to be true, that we will win in 2024," he stated emphatically.
Stephen Ntim was adamant that the Breaking the 8 agenda would only become a reality if everyone got on board.
"Internal elections have their own set of problems. Aspirants and their supporters frequently engage in contentious debates. If these issues are not addressed after the internal elections, the unity that we so desperately need to win the next elections will be lost," he stated.
Stephen Ntim, if elected National Chairman, promised to bring the party together.
"I am prepared to settle any conflicts that may occur as a result of our internal competitions." As humans, we are bound to make mistakes at some point during our lives.