Felicia Tegah explains why she left NPP delegates conference

Deputy National Women’s Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Felicia Dzifa Tegah, has explained why she and some members of her team left the party’s delegates conference before proceedings began.

According to her, they were present at the venue and ready to participate in the conference but decided to leave after repeated delays and the lack of clear communication about when the programme would commence.

“We were at the NPP delegates conference, but we left because the proceedings kept getting delayed and there was no clear communication about when the event would begin,” she said.

Her comments come amid discussions surrounding the organisation of the NPP’s delegates conference, which brought together party delegates and officials for an important gathering.

Madam Tegah indicated that the decision to leave was influenced by the uncertainty surrounding the start of proceedings, rather than a deliberate attempt to boycott the event.

She stressed that they had made themselves available for the programme but became frustrated by the prolonged delays and the absence of timely information.

Her remarks are likely to fuel discussions about the organisation and communication of major party activities, particularly when such events involve delegates and senior party officials travelling from different parts of the country.

The NPP has been undertaking a series of activities aimed at strengthening its structures and repositioning the party ahead of future political contests.

Madam Tegah remains a key figure within the party’s Women’s Wing and has been involved in activities aimed at mobilising women and strengthening grassroots participation.