The leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has set a target of between 28 to 30 parliamentary seats in the Eastern Region for the upcoming elections.
Currently holding 25 of the 33 constituencies in the region, the NPP is projecting to gain an additional three to five seats based on its track record of developmental projects and hard work over the years.
Speaking at the party’s health walk, dubbed the Final Walk, in Kwahu-Abetifi, NPP General Secretary Justin Frempong Kodua urged party members to vote for Bawumia to ensure the continuation of the Free SHS policy.

“We will wake up early in the morning to get to the polls on December 7 to vote, after the vote we will stand at the appropriate place to wait for the counting to start. We have heard that NDC is plotting to tamper with the ballot box, but we will not allow them to do that. We will be very vigilant. Not only that, but we will not cause any chaos but go there in peace to vote in peace”
Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South Constituency Samuel Attah Akyea also urged the residents of the Eastern Region to ensure they win majority seats to enable NPP MPs to win and dominate parliament.
“We need the majority in parliament and Bagbin can not determine the Majority in Parliament but you, Eastern region, so let’s put everything aside and vote for Bawumia. Let’s prevent skirt and blouse. They are saying that Ghana is difficult, but there are also economic crises in Western countries.
“By God’s grace, this is the first time we are getting an economist to lead us, so it’s up to you to choose Turkey over digitalization, Eastern region will not vote for Mahama under any circumstances, we will vote for Bawumia for we cherish our future. ”

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