Mr Kojo Frempong, a former broadcaster on Monday submitted nomination form to contest the Wenchi Constituency parliamentary primaries and pledged to regain the parliamentary seat for New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Election 2024.

Mr Frempong is among the three parliamentary aspirants, including Mr Alfred Ofori Annye, a Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Produce Buying Company Limited and Mr Albert Ameyaw, a businessman.

Describing it as unfortunate to loose the constituency seat in the last general election, Mr Frempong told ecstatic supporters and his followers to decorous and conduct clean campaign devoid of insults and personality attacks.

The aspirant said he was contesting the primaries so he could mobilize the party, intensify the electioneering not only to regain the seat, but also ensure the NPP win the general election too.

Mr Frempong lauded the contributions of Professor Gyan Baffour, the former Member of Parliament (MP) as well as former and current constituency executives for their contributions to the growth and development of the NPP in the constituency.

As a unifier, he dispelled the wrong perceptions in the minds of some of the party people that he would "hunt" some of executives, saying the NPP needed everybody on board in the campaign to recapture the parliamentary seat.

Mr Frempong said as an NPP traditional seat, there was the need for the party to ensure formidable front, identify and tackle the pertinent challenges that contributed to the political defeat of the party in the 2020 general election and amend their ways as well.

He emphasized the hopes and political fortunes of the NPP remained high and advised the party to avoid complacency, intensify the electioneering and propagate the achievenents of the government to the masses.

Mr Frempong promised to ensure that every household in the Wenchi Constituency, in one way or the other benefited from a scholarship scheme and called on the delegates to consider and endorse his candidature.

Alhaji Abdul Rahman Suwaari, the Wenchi Constituency Secretary of the NPP who received the nomination form said the party expected the aspirants and their followers to do clean campaigns and assured a more credible primaries.