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    I always feel like insulting anyone who says the Ashanti Region didn’t vote

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    Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, Dr. Bawumia’s running partner in the NPP, also known as NAPO, has expressed strong opposition to claims that the Ashanti Region had low voter turnout in recent elections.

    NAPO, the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) Vice-Presidential candidate for the 2024 elections, stressed that such assertions are not only foolish but also disrespectful to the Ashanti Region’s electorate.

    In a recent interview, NAPO noted, “I usually feel like ridiculing anyone who claims Ashanti Region did not vote. Over 2 million people did not vote for us, so why would you claim we lost votes in the Ashanti region?”

    He emphasized that the Ashanti Region provided a sizable amount of votes for the NPP, considerably contributing to the party’s overall success.

    NAPO went on to say that now is the time for the party to focus on understanding the broader reasons that influenced voter turnout and dealing with them constructively.

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