Kwadwo Addo, popularly known as “B3Y3”, is tipped for a landslide victory in Saturday’s National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency elections, with his supporters expressing confidence in his bid to become the party’s chairman in Manso Adubia.
Mr Addo, a businessman and candidate number two (2) on the ballot paper, has gained considerable support among delegates through his track record, grassroots engagement and commitment to the growth of the party.
His candidature is generating enthusiasm among party members, with supporters pointing to his leadership style, generosity and emphasis on unity as key factors strengthening his appeal ahead of the polls.
Mr Addo has recently donated building materials towards the construction of the party’s office in a demonstration of his commitment to the party’s development.
He is also said to have supported the party in various ways even before declaring his intention to contest the chairmanship position.
His campaign is anchored on unity, grassroots mobilisation, accountable leadership and a renewed commitment to strengthening the party’s structures across the constituency.
As part of his campaign, Mr Addo has been touring communities to engage delegates and party members, presenting his vision for a more cohesive, vibrant and electorally competitive NDC in Manso Adubia.
He has pledged to strengthen grassroots structures, improve communication between constituency executives and party members, and foster unity among supporters to position the party for future electoral contests.
According to Mr Addo, a united and well-organised party is essential to securing electoral victories and contributing meaningfully to development in the constituency.
“My decision to contest this position is driven by my commitment to provide dedicated and accountable leadership and contribute meaningfully to the growth and development of the party,” he said.
He has urged delegates and party members to put aside their differences and rally behind a common vision to advance the fortunes of the NDC in Manso Adubia.
His campaign slogan, “Building the Ghana We Want Together,” underscores his commitment to inclusive leadership, collective responsibility and service to the party.
Supporters have described him as a “true grassroots man”, citing his loyalty, sacrifices and sustained contributions to the party’s development in the constituency.
They believe his emergence as chairman would inject fresh energy into the party, strengthen its organisational structures and improve its prospects in future elections.
With delegates set to elect constituency executives across the country on Saturday, Mr Addo’s campaign is seeking to turn the reported groundswell of support into votes as he pursues the Manso Adubia chairmanship.
