I Would Rather Follow Otumfuo Than Join NDC Regional Elections – Appiah Stadium Fires Back

Leading NDC member and political commentator Appiah Stadium has made an interesting declaration about his involvement in the party’s internal elections, saying he would rather follow Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II to Cape Coast than take part in the upcoming NDC regional elections.

Appiah Stadium made the statement while expressing his position on the party’s internal political activities, suggesting that he has little interest in getting involved in the contest for regional executive positions.

“I would rather follow Otumfuo to Cape Coast than get involved in the NDC regional elections!” he declared.

His comments have attracted attention because of his position as a known supporter and vocal member of the governing NDC.

The statement also comes at a time when internal party elections are important for determining the people who will lead the party’s structures at the regional level.

Regional executives play important roles in organising party activities, mobilising supporters, coordinating grassroots operations and preparing the party for future political contests.

However, Appiah Stadium’s remarks suggest that he would prefer to stay away from the internal competition rather than involve himself in the process.

His reference to Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, one of Ghana’s most influential traditional rulers, has also added an interesting angle to his declaration.

Otumfuo’s public engagements and traditional duties often attract attention across the country, making Appiah Stadium’s comparison particularly noticeable.

Although he did not provide detailed reasons for his decision in the statement, his comments have raised questions about his interest in the ongoing internal political arrangements within the NDC.

His declaration could also spark reactions among party supporters, especially those actively involved in the regional elections.

For now, Appiah Stadium appears determined to keep his distance from the NDC regional election activities, making it clear that he has other interests he would rather pursue than get caught up in the party’s internal contest.

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