Information reaching Red Paper Online from the Akim Oda constituency has indicated that the branch office for the Progressive Peoples Party has been locked for the past four years.
According to some party executives in the constituency, the lock up was due to rent arrears that has piled up after the 2016 elections.
Ansa Sasraku a communications officer for the party revealed that, it is not wholely true that debt has ceased the party office from operations. Yet talks around the Oda new town has carried the rumors far especially at this time when the PPP has opened nominations for national, regional and constituency executive primaries.
Concerns have been raised as to whether the party will be adequately resourced to face this years elections.
On Ghanaianpost.com it was recently reported that Baa Abora, the possible parliamentary candidate for the party who pulled over 6,000 votes for the party has declared his interest in contesting the seat this year.
As nomination forms for party positions was opened yesterday, it not clear as to whether Baa Abora will make it to the ballot paper due to the existing conflict in the party at the constituency level.
Eyes are wide opened in monitoring the events as they unfold in Akim Oda as the PPP is remains the second choice for the electorates.
