Musah Superior, NPP General Secretary Hopeful wishes all polling station Executives Well in their Elections

 MUSAH SUPERIOR EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO ALL CONTESTANTS AND THE  ENTIRE NPP COMMUNITY PARTICIPATING IN THE UPCOMING ELECTIONEERING PROCESSES OF O


UR PARTY'S REORGANIZATION


Short Video: Good luck to all contestants in the upcoming Polling Station, Electoral Area, Diaspora Chapter and Constituency elections.

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