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Jubilation as members of NDC allegedly defect to NPP
The defectors said they decided to cross carpet because they found the NDC “boring” and “disappointing”.
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The defectors said they decided to cross carpet because they found the NDC “boring” and “disappointing”. The converts who are all ladies have been organised into a group known as “Alhaji Ismaila Vibrant Ladies”.
Chairperson of the group Abigail Agambire, said: “I followed them (NDC) for about eight years. They made me know the regions in Ghana and they didn’t help me. That’s why I moved to NPP. And it’s because of Alhaji Ismaila (the patron of the Vibrant Ladies) and others that I moved to NPP. Alhaji Ismaila [in] opposition is helping me. So, I said let me join; when he comes to power, it would be better than joining the NDC.”
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Secretary of the group Cynthia Tindan said “things are too hard; so, we decided to withdraw ourselves. It’s just boring. Even we don’t see anything from the President [let alone] the NDC members. I am an [SHS] graduate but where is the money to go back to school? It’s just a boring party, the most annoying party that I have ever seen.”
The group have been assigned a task to get as many voters as possible to choose the NPP during the general elections.
However, the party’s parliamentary candidate for Bolgatanga Central, Rex Asanga, cautioned the convertors against associating with the members of the NDC.
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