Member of Parliament for Techiman South, Martin Adjei Mensah Korsah, has urged members of the NPP in Techiman and the Bono East to ignore the lies and propaganda of other aspirants aimed at pulling down the former Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.
During Dr. Bawumia’s campaign visit to Techiman on Saturday, October 18, 2025, the MP highlighted that Dr. Bawumia’s dedicated service to the party, coupled with his experience and notable impact as Vice President, alongside his evident strong leadership values, distinguished him as the foremost candidate among all the NPP flagbearership aspirants.
The MP underscored that these attributes position Dr. Bawumia optimally for the NPP to not only present a compelling candidate but also secure victory in the 2028 elections.
He therefore warned the delegates to focus on his qualities and ignore the propaganda against his candidacy.
“They will come here. And they will be here to tell you so many things in their bid to pull down Dr. Bawumia,” the MP said.
“Ignore them because Bawumia is the man well placed to lead the NPP to victory.”
“Today apart from Mahama, who is well known in Ghanaian politics because he has been President, no politician in Ghana is more popular than Dr Bawumia. Everywhere we have gone, he is well known by the people.
“We have already marketed him. We will need to put in more effort to sell a new candidate; about 10 times more effort than we will require to market Doctor.
“If we want to experiment, then we should go back and pick an unknown person. But if we really want to move forward, let’s stick with Bawumia for victory.”
Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah referred to the recent history of the country in the 4th Republic where no one has been elected to become President on their first attempt, adding that with Bawumia having already attempted once, 2028 will be a victorious year for him and the NPP, having already passed the test of humility and patience Ghanaians put him through.
Bawumia has passed the test from Ghanaians to become President – Adjei-Mensah Korsah
