Crushed National Women's Organizer competitor of the NPP, Ellen Ama Daako has shown that she accepts she has left an imprint.
As indicated by her, a ton of NPP people think political decision is about ruses yet she went into the challenge and demonstrated in any case.
Talking on 'Great Morning Ghana' on July 18, she showed that no matter what her loss she needed to demonstrate to young women in the party that it was workable for anybody to represent decisions without stepping on toes.
She said that a great deal of youngsters in the party are hesitant to join the race over the discernment that legislative issues is a messy game.
"It relies upon your assumptions going into the decisions. At the point when you know what's in store you are not excessively annoyed. This political race I knew what's in store. I needed to say something and I assume I have offered an excellent expression.
"It's anything but a question of I would have rather not won; obviously for what reason will you go into political race without needing to win, yet you have assumptions, practical ones and we should simply say I have offered the expression I need to make. I believed the young women in the NPP should realize that it is conceivable. You can represent a political race.
"A great deal of them have these feelings of trepidation that we would rather not stand and we would rather not conflict with the framework and we would rather not conflict with specific individuals. Going for a political race isn't war. You don't need to conflict with anybody, in the event that you run your mission well," she made sense of on Metro TV.
That's what she stated, albeit one may not win, there ought to not be anything banning a person from representing a political race.
Ellen Ama Daako stood lost to Kate Gyamfua in the National Women's Organizer race.
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