The Convention People’s Party (CPP) vice presidential candidate, Nana Gabby Nketia, 73, is leaving no stone unturned as far as working and ensuring that there exists a united front for the party’s victory in the December 7th polls is concerned.
In a pre-exclusive interview session with the New Crusading GUIDE in our office yesterday Nana Gabby did not mince words when he admitted that there exists factions in the party that needs to be brought together ahead of the elections.
“I am for the doing, not the talking. I realize there are factions in the CPP, the people need to be brought together but merely trying to talk to them will not yield much results so we are going to the masses to campaign and I know all Nkumaist who have the party at heart will follow suit so we win the elections”, he observed.
Even if they party leaders will talk to them, the running mate believes moving from village to village and house to house should be enough attraction for all the party factions to see the need of purpose to want to come together. “Meetings, discussions and trying to convince each other perhaps is not the issue, I believe in the doing, not the talking”, he added.
Nana Nketia disclosed that there are lots of ex-service men ready to help CPP campaign for votes, and therefore the party is not relenting on its efforts at targeting social media, house- to-house and churches as its strategy for campaign.
Mr. Gabby Nketia is a politician and businessman, who has worked with both the Ghana Armed Forces and the British Army, and is expected to complement the efforts of Mr. Greenstreet, with his international influence to help enhance the party’s chances of winning the elections.
He likes playing the musical instrument and recalls Kofi Baako, father of Kweku Baako, Editor-In-Chief of the New Crusading GUIDE, bought him set of music instruments for his band in his days as a musician.
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