God is on your side, you’ll chalk massive victory – Kwabena Agyepong to Bawumia
A former presidential aspirant of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwabena Agyei Agyepong is confident that Dr Mahamudu Bawumia will secure resounding victories in the November 4 presidential primary and the December, 7, 2024 election.
Mr Agyepong, who is also a former General Secretary of the party, said the Vice President has proved to be a man with a good heart. “God will grant you all your heart desires; there is a big victory ahead of you,” he told the Vice President.
Memorial service
Mr Agyepong said this when Vice President Bawumia, and his wife Samira Bawumia, joined him to commemorate the 10th anniversary memorial service of his mother, Margaret Agyepong.
In attendance
Held at the St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church at Asokore Mampong on Sunday, October 1, 2023, the memorial service was attended by family members of the deceased and well wishers.
Accompanying the Vice President were the Ashanti Regional Minister, Simon Osei-Mensah; the Ashanti Regional Chairman of NPP, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, aka Chairman Wontumi; MMDCEs; MPs; Regional Executives of the NPP; the 47 Constituency Chairmen of the NPP in the region; the Regional Women’s Wing of the party; government functionaries, and other stalwarts of the party, as well as some former supporters of Alan Kyerematen who recently joined the camp of the Vice President following the resignation of the former Minister of Trade and Industry from the NPP.
Welcoming gesture
Although the Vice President is seriously campaigning for the presidential primary, he took time to participate in the memorial service, a gesture that Mr Agyepong and his family warmly welcomed.
Dr. Bawumia was the only presidential aspirant who attended the service. It was in expressing his gratitude to the Vice President, that Mr Agyepong declared that he will win the elections ahead of him. Apart from Mr Agyepong, another former presidential aspirant, Kojo Nsafoah Poku has also previously endorsed the Vice President in the November 4 polls .
