In what was supposed to be a solidarity message from the PPP to the NDC at the latter’s 9th National Delegates Congress underway at the Trade Fair Centre in Accra, the PPP representative said the common denomination between the two parties lies in the fact that they are both not in government.
The NDC is today, Saturday, November 17, 2018, is electing national executives of the party for the next four years.
But General Secretary of the PPP, Murtala Ahmed Mohammed, who gave the message on behalf of his party, acknowledged that the size of the two parties has essentially not contributed to their political gain.
“As opposition parties, we have something in common. That is, we are all in opposition. It doesn’t matter how large or big your party is, we are united in our opposition.”
PPP calls for collaboration with other parties
Meanwhile, the PPP said it is prepared to collaborate with other political parties to develop a national ideology in the build up to the next general elections, in 2020.
“There should be something we can always work together to achieve for the greater good of this party. We need to engage more often to make this dream more attainable. The PPP is ready for a strategic partnership in the 2020 elections.”
“This will be strategic partnership in policy direction and parliamentary collaboration. This appeal is to all political parties that can reach an amicable understanding with us before the 2020 general elections,” the General Secretary said.
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Source: Citinewsroom
