The founder of the Progressive Peoples Party (PPP) Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom has told Ghanaians via video on Facebook that the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the biggest opposition party, New Patriotic Party (NPP), cannot manage Ghana successfully given their track records.

In the four-minute video, Dr. Nduom said any Ghanaian, who, for ethnic or tribal reasons, decides to vote for the NDC or the NPP, is “deciding to vote against themselves”.

“The best thing for anyone to do is for them to go and push their votes and that of other people they know, and whoever else around them, and advocate …the PPP”.

In response to a question about how he intended winning power in 2016 when his party had no representation in Parliament, the 2012 presidential candidate said, “the constitution does not say you have to have one person in parliament before your party can be voted for to be in charge of the affairs in the country”.

“We run an executive form of government and not a parliamentary system in Ghana,” he added.

He said it was not impossible to replicate Thomas Yayi Boni’s feat of winning an election in Benin with a new political party.

“The man in Benin was not from the so-called main opposition party or ruling party, and he won an election”.