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NPP primaries start across the country for constituencies with sitting MPs

Over 104 constituencies across Ghana are expected to be involved in Saturday’s primaries of the NPP

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is conducting primaries in constituencies where the party has incumbent Members of Parliament.

Over 104 constituencies across Ghana will be involved in the elections.

In preparation for today’s primaries, about 367 parliamentary aspirants were vetted by the various vetting committees of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP).

About 17 aspiring parliamentary candidates of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) have been disqualified across the country, the party has announced.

The Greater Accra and Eastern Regions recorded the highest number of disqualified aspirants, with four each, followed by the Central Region with three.

The Ashanti Region recorded two disqualified aspirants, with one court case pending in Nhyiaeso.

In all, seven regions recorded disqualified aspirants: the Ahafo, Bono, Bono East, North East, Savannah, Volta and Western Regions.

Thirty-three aspirants are also going unopposed, with the highest number occurring in the Ashanti Region (five).

In all, about 367 aspirants were vetted by the various vetting committees of the NPP.

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