Assin Central NPP Parliamentary Candidate Hopeful Donates ¢50k For Hon. Ken's Presidential Nomination Forms

In a surprise move, an aspiring 2024 parliamentary candidate in the ticket of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for Assin Central Constituency of the Central Region, Mr. Eric Kwadwo Baidoo popularly known as BROTHER has made cash donation of GHC50,000.00 for nomination fee on behalf of Hon. Kennedy Agyapong to contest the NPP presidential race.

The aspiring Parliamentary Candidate who is ticked to succeed Hon. Kennedy Agyapong in Assin Central made the donation at Hon. Kennedy Agyapong's Hometown 'Assin Dompim'

Speaking to the media, Mr. Baidoo said Hon. Ken deserves to be given the nod to lead the NPP to help the party 'Break the 8' and retain power in the 2024 elections.

"I am very happy for my Member of Parliament for making such a bold step to become the next president of Ghana and as someone who is aspiring to succeed him, I felt it is a great idea to support his campaign" Mr Baidoo nodded.

The NPP has opened nomination for Party members who seeks to lead the party for the 2024 elections to officially enter the race. So far five people has already picked thier forms as at time of filing this report.

Mr. Eric Baidoo is a U.S based business man and an indigene of Assin Fosu. He has vow to succeed the incumbent Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Honourable Kennedy Agyapong who is now contesting for the upcoming presidential elections.

For more details contact uncle Ato, campaign coordinator for Mr Eric Kwadwo Baidoo; +233(0)245320191

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