A prominent candidate in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer election, Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, has expressed his equanimity regarding today's electoral outcome. "I am going into the election. I know I can win, I know I can lose, so I don’t have a problem at all," Agyapong stated, highlighting his readiness to accept the results, regardless of whether he wins or loses.

Agyapong's commitment to the democratic process and his love for the party are evident as he affirms his willingness to congratulate the winner, should he not be successful. His main concern, he stresses, is the fairness of the election. "The only time I have a problem is unfairness," he reiterated, adding that a fair process is his utmost priority.

The NPP's election has drawn significant attention, with Agyapong and other candidates in a tight race that could have far-reaching implications for the party and Ghana's political landscape. Agyapong remains confident and at peace with any outcome, grounded in the belief that electoral competition is inherently a 50-50 chance. "I have psyched myself, as for elections, it is 50 50 you can win you can lose," he concluded, prepared for any result as the nation awaits the final count.

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