A presidential aspirant from the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Ing. Francis Addai-Nimoh, has expressed concerns about the Super Delegates Conference within the party, stating that it is causing division among its members.During an interview with the media, he recommended that the party should eliminate this process. Addai-Nimoh conveyed his dissatisfaction with how the party had managed the recent Super Delegates Conference.

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He emphasized that the primary objective of this election is not to determine a winner but rather to narrow down the pool of candidates. He clarified, "This system is not designed to select a winner. I was one of those advocating for the elimination of this process. It was not intended to choose a winner."He further explained, "Its purpose is to identify five individuals who will represent the party in the presidential primaries.

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" He added, "The process is meant to produce five candidates and not declare a victor."In his view, the Super Delegates Conference is a time-consuming procedure that does not aim to select a winner but rather to reduce the number of candidates for the over 208,000 delegates to make a decision regarding the aspirants. He asserted that the results of the Conference are contributing to disunity within the

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party.

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