“Every community in Kwesimintsim has my footprint” -Dr Prince Hamid Armah exudes confidence after smooth vetting – anticipates resounding victory
In a swift and uncomplicated session before the New Patriotic Party‘s Regional vetting committee, Dr Prince Hamid Armah, the Member of Parliament for Kwesimintsim Constituency in the Western Region and Vice Chairman of the Education Committee in Parliament, expressed his satisfaction with the process, describing it as “smooth” and “straightforward.” Having been through the process before, he characterized it as a friendly conversation.
“It was very smooth, very straight forward, and you know that I’ve been in process before…it was just a friendly conversation.”
Speaking to Beach FM, Dr Prince Hamid Armah exuded confidence in the upcoming January 27 parliamentary primaries, asserting that his quality leadership and remarkable performance over the past three years would be rewarded with a resounding victory by the delegates.
“I’m very clear in my mind that I’ve done extensively well in the last three years. Every community in my constituency has my footprint. I have projects in every community. From Whindo, Assakae, in Mpatado, Adientem, Apramdo, everywhere you go, you’ll see my projects. The delegates, who are the kingmakers, know that I’ve given the best and quality, positive leadership,” he affirmed.
Dr Armah urged his supporters to maintain a positive approach in their politics, commending them for steering clear of attacks, character assassination, and insults.
“I appreciate my very decent delegates and supporters. This is a campaign of ideas. We have offered the people a positive message…we have never engaged in the politics of attack, insinuations, character assassinations, and so I want to encourage them to continue to do that.”
With a smooth vetting experience and a track record of positive leadership, Dr Prince Hamid Armah stands poised for the January 27 primaries, anticipating a victory that resonates with the acknowledgment of his impactful service in Kwesimintsim Constituency.
