Energy expert and a failed candidate in the NPP presidential race, Kwadwo Poku, has expressed his openness to a potential presidential candidacy in the future.
Poku, who participated in the super delegates conference but was excluded from the final five candidates out of the initial ten, affirmed his determination to continue pursuing the possibility of becoming the NPP’s presidential nominee.
He made the statements during an interview with Rainbow Radio 87.5 FM’s Kwabena Agyapong.
Poku, who received only three votes, stated that he expected more votes because the delegates agreed to add him to the list of five.
According to him, the delegates he spoke with grumbled bitterly about neglect.
Some of them informed him that people who come to them for political power promise them heaven and earth, but when they obtain what they want, access to them becomes an issue.
Poku stated that he promised the delegates that he would provide them with greater leadership and that they would have easier access to him than the others.
However, he did not make the list of five, claiming that the outcome of Saturday’s election proved that the delegates did not support his policies and programmes.
He remarked that this has not discouraged him, but rather encouraged him to run the race again.
He claims that he has learned a lot from what has occurred and that he will not give up.