Comrades, thank you all for your support over the years.

Today, I have been given a new task as the Director of Communications for our dear CPP.

I promise relentless work to ensure that the CPP becomes visible and well-represented in the media space.

This is a task I cannot do alone. I am going to work alongside you and even with you to make this possible and sustainable.

Region by region, we will structure the communications team and offer training for our communicators to fully understand our party’s ideological position.

Ghanaians, in particular, need to understand what Nkrumaism is, and we will tell them. We will inform them about comradeship and forbearance. We will let them know that, unlike what they have been told, "Government has no business doing business," we in the CPP believe that the government has every right to do business by building state institutions and enterprises alongside state policies.

The solutions to Ghana’s problems lie within our CPP 2008, 2012, 2016, and 2020 manifestoes, which we will reference to Ghanaians.

Every CPP member who wishes to speak for the party will be trained and given the appropriate platform to represent the party.

I charge you all today to lace up your boots and prepare yourselves for the task ahead.

Yes it will be hard we know that the road will be muddy and rough, but we will get there…”