He said he decided to embark on a quiet campaign as internal primaries are not noise-making campaigns.

According to him, President Akufo-Addo gave an appointment to his contender Lawrence Agyinsam as Chief Executive Officer for Exim Bank so that he could partner him for them to lobby for development for the constituency but he hasn’t supported him, instead contesting him.

He said as soon as you are voted to lead the people, someone sitting else starts thinking about how to dethrone you.

Mr. Wereko Brobbey made the assertion when he recounted projects he has executed as a Member of Parliament for the area.

Some delegates who are supporters of the MP led by Richard Kwarteng expressed their disappointment on the part of national executives for allowing Lawrence Agyinsam to contest without resigning as CEO of Exim Bank.

According to him, he has been in the constituency for several weeks campaigning with his workers.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) will on Saturday January 27 hold the party’s parliamentary primaries in constituencies with sitting MPs.

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A Cape Coast Circuit Court has ordered the annulment of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) polling station elections conducted in the Hemang Lower Denkyira Constituency.

NPP supporters in the constituency staged series of protests and accused their Member of Parliament, Bright Wereko Brobbey and executives of a fraudulent election.

The supporters claimed they picked forms to contest the elections only for acclamations to be done at dawn without their knowledge.

The aggrieved supporters challenged the elections in court and on Thursday, the court ordered for fresh elections to be conducted supervised by the Central Regional party executives.

The supporters have trooped to the streets of Cape Coast to celebrate the decision of the court.

The agitation in the Hemang Lower Denkyira Constituency is the latest in the string of internal wrangling within the governing party.

Conflicts have rocked some electoral areas as NPP begins processes ahead of the 2024 general election.