NPP Vice Chairman Resigns; Here’s Why

Foster Oteng, the Second Vice Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Abirem Constituency, has recently resigned from his role, marking a notable development within the party. This decision, outlined in an official letter dated January 29, 2024, is attributed to personal reasons as cited by Oteng.

In his resignation letter, Oteng took the opportunity to express his appreciation for the experiences and insights he gained during his tenure. The departure of Foster Oteng holds significance for the NPP’s Abirem Constituency, indicating a shift in the party’s leadership dynamics within that particular region.

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“I write to officially tender in my resignation as the constituency 2nd Vice Chairman of our party effective immediately. After much reflection and consideration, I have come to this difficult decision to resign from my position as a constituency executive due to one or two personal reasons.

I am grateful for the opportunities and experiences I have gained during my time with the party at the constituency level. I would like to thank all the constituency executives, electoral area coordinators, polling executives and party faithful for the support and guidance provided me during my tenure. I am appreciative of the relationships I have built and the knowledge I have acquired. I wish to state however that I am still a true member of our great party.

I wish the constituency executives a continued success in their future endeavours and I hope that my decision is received with understanding.” he wrote

The NPP will be joining other political parties in the December 7 General Election. This will be a big blow for the party. This is because, in times like this, the party needs all hands on both to win.

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The New Patriotic Party will be bringing Ghana’s incumbent Vice President while the NDC will bring John Mahama, former president of Ghana. Both believe that they can deliver. Ghanaians will decide their fate in 7th December, 2024.