Let's avoid attacking each other in the media; it weakens our party - Bawumia to NPP supporters
The 2014 flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has reiterated his call to members of the NPP to be tolerant and treat each other with mutual respect.
Speaking to party stakeholders in the Savannah Region during the NPP's thank you tour on Saturday, Dr. Bawumia said some of the deadliest weapons against the NPP are utterances of party members against each other, which he said are always used against the party.
"During the 2024 elections, our own utterances against each other, against the party and against our government, were used against us. In fact, they sponsored adverts in the media, using utterances of our own members against us during the campaign," Dr. Bawunia said.
"If we are to stay stronger as a party, such conduct ought to stop because it does not help the unity and strength of our party."
The former vice president particularly pleaded with members of the party nationwide to avoid attacking fellow party members in the media.
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
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