The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has announced the schedule for the vetting process of its presidential aspirants, as stated in a press release by Evans Nimako, the Secretary to the Vetting Committee, on June 30.

The vetting procedure will commence on Monday, July 3, and will continue throughout the week.

According to the timetable provided, the first day of vetting, Monday, July 3, will feature prominent figures such as Former Trade Minister Alan Kyerematen, Energy Expert Kwadwo Poku, and Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.

These candidates will have the opportunity to present themselves before the Vetting Committee and undergo thorough scrutiny of their qualifications and suitability for the party’s presidential nomination.

Moving on to Tuesday, the committee will scrutinize former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko, former General Secretary of the party Kwabena Agyei Agyepong, and the Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong.

These individuals will face a series of questions and evaluations to assess their capabilities and commitment to the party’s objectives.

On Wednesday, July 5, the spotlight will be on Dr. Kofi Konadu Apraku, Dr. Owusu Afriyei Akoto, and Joe Ghartey as they appear before the Vetting Committee.

Their track records, experiences, and visions for the party’s future will be critically examined to determine their eligibility for the presidential nomination.

Finally, on Thursday, July 6, Francis Addai-Nimonh will conclude the vetting process by presenting himself before the committee.

His perspectives and proposed strategies for the NPP’s advancement will be evaluated alongside his personal attributes and leadership potential.

The NPP’s vetting process serves as an essential step in selecting the most suitable candidate to represent the party in the upcoming presidential elections.

The party recognizes the significance of thorough evaluation and objective assessments to ensure the best possible candidate is chosen. The public eagerly awaits the outcome of these vetting sessions, as it will shape the future direction of the NPP and the nation as a whole.