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3rd May 2024 2:05:12 PM
2 mins readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

The National Youth Organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Salam Mustapha made bold assertions regarding the electoral prospects of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).Mustapha's remarks were notably daring and focused on the potential outcomes of the upcoming general elections.
During the interview, Mustapha confidently stated that there is no conceivable scenario in which the NDC could secure a victory by a significant margin.He emphasised that historical data and trends strongly support his position, particularly highlighting the performance of current President Nana Akufo-Addo as a benchmark.
According to Mustapha, Akufo-Addo stands out as the only NPP candidate who has managed to achieve a substantial margin of 54% in an election, indicating widespread support for the party under his leadership.In contrast, Mustapha argued that the NDC has never demonstrated the ability to command such overwhelming numbers at the polls.
In a particularly dramatic declaration, Mustapha asserted that the NDC's chances of winning an election in Ghana are practically non-existent if they fail to secure a huge margin over 58%.“The NDC can never win an election in this country over 58%. If they do, I will commit suicide. It's only Akufo-Addo who has commanded such numbers. There is data to prove my statements,” Salam Mustapha stated.
Mustapha further supported his claims by referencing data that purportedly validates his statements, suggesting that statistical evidence and historical patterns back up his assertions regarding the electoral landscape in Ghana.
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NDC can never win election with over 58% in this country; I’ll commit suicide - Salam Mustapha#tigpost #DaadaaForeverByRichie #DiploRumble | Sancho | #CheTot #AkuffoAddoLegacy #JoySMS | Chalobah | Sika Official | Quables | Spurs pic.twitter.com/QhVSwg2dl3— TIG Post (@tigpost_) May 3, 2024
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