Mr. Kwamena Duncan

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  Mr Kwamina Duncan, regional secretary of the NPP, said the result showed that between Prof John Atta Mills and Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Ghanaians had approved the NPP presidential candidate "even though it is not complete."
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  On the party's heavy losses along the coastal belt of the country, Mr Duncan said there must have been other "extraneous factors" that led to its defeat such as the inability of the government to tackle the fishermen's concerns about pair trawling and distribution of pre-mix fuel. He said these matters could not have been tackled at the party level and that it was for the government to have taken these concerns seriously.
  
  "The party's defeat in these areas must have been the fishermen's way of registering their protest." On the general conduct of the election, Mr Duncan commended people in the region for voting peacefully, the NDC for winning in 11 of the 19 constituencies and the regional election security taskforce and the media, for discharging their duties efficiently.

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  Published on: 12/10/2008    Last Visited: 12/10/2008  

  Mr Kwamina Duncan, Regional Secretary of the NPP gave the assurance that the constituency executive of the party have already been ask to help and ensure the maintenance of law and order.

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  Mr Kwamena Duncan, Central Regional Secretary of NPP, explained that the

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  Mr Kwamena Duncan, regional secretary of the Party, said of the 19constituencies in the region, two sitting MPs Kennedy Owusu Agyapong and

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  Listen to Kwamena Duncan in an interview with Joy News' Sammy Darko
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  The rally was also to help the party deepen its popularity, but according to the Central Region NPP Secretary, Kwamena Duncan, the party was not impressed at the outcome of the fundraising.He said they could not even meet half of their expectations.
  
  Mr. Duncan explained that the party was hoping to use the two billion cedis to train and equip party foot soldiers and polling agents as well as meet office expenditure.

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  Mr Kwamina Duncan, regional secretary of the NPP, said the result showed that between Prof John Atta Mills and Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Ghanaians had approved the NPP presidential candidate "even though it is not complete."
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  On the party's heavy losses along the coastal belt of the country, Mr Duncan said there must have been other "extraneous factors" that led to its defeat such as the inability of the government to tackle the fishermen's concerns about pair trawling and distribution of pre-mix fuel.He said these matters could not have been tackled at the party level and that it was for the government to have taken these concerns seriously.
  
  "The party's defeat in these areas must have been the fishermen's way of registering their protest."
  
  On the general conduct of the election, Mr Duncan commended people in the region for voting peacefully, the NDC for winning in 11 of the 19 constituencies and the regional election security taskforce and the media, for discharging their duties efficiently.

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  The central regional secretary of the NPP, Mr. Kwamina Duncan commended executives of the party in the Agona East constituency for organising the fundraising which he observed would enable the party stand on its feet and perform its assigned duties in the constituency instead of going round begging for alms.

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  Mr Kwamina Duncan, Regional Secretary of the NPP gave the assurance that the constituency executive of the party have already been ask to help and ensure the maintenance of law and order.

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  Published on: 10/21/2008    Last Visited: 10/21/2008  

  When contacted, Mr Kwamena Duncan, Regional Secretary of the NPP denied the allegations adding that the NPP would win the polls without engaging in any untoward activity. He described the allegations as "systematic and systemic agenda of the NDC to deceive the good people of this country". According to him, the founder and some top leaders of the party started those allegations which had now gotten to the constituency levels. Mr Duncan said NDC was just "crying wolf" and that if the NDC was sure of

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  When contacted, Mr Kwamena Duncan, Regional Secretary of the NPP denied the allegations adding that the NPP would win the polls without engaging in any untoward activity.
  
  He described the allegations as "systematic and systemic agenda of the NDC to deceive the good people of this country". According to him, the founder and some top leaders of the party started those allegations which had now gotten to the constituency levels.
  
  Mr Duncan said NDC was just "crying wolf" and that if the NDC was sure of winning the December polls, there was no need to waste time on such "false allegations" which was a "sign of defeat clearly starring them in the face hence such baseless allegations to win public sympathy".

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