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'Some NPP members did not vote in 2024 election because I left NPP' – Alan Kyerematen

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Alan Kyerematen has questioned the turnout of NPP sympathisers in the 2024 general elections, arguing that the number of people who stayed away from the polls requires closer examination. The United Party (UP) leader said some NPP members had told him they did not vote because of his decision to leave the party.

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