Dubbed “2 by 1”, NPP-USA has set a goal to raise $200,000 as the first installment of building a war chest to support the coming 2008 national elections in Ghana. With the dual aim of building membership, the plan is for 2,000 people to each contribute $100. Have you paid your share? If so many thanks and if not, please click on BECOME A MEMBER or DONATE and do your part with our gratitude to you. Spread the word.

While you are at it, please take a moment to register to become a member. You will b assigned to a NPP Chapter near you if you do not already belong to one. Please e-mail a digital picture of you to: member@npp.org . This will be used to make a membership picture identification card for you. Later, a card from Ghana will be also mailed to you when they become available. See a sample identification card below.

If you choose, you can pay through a Chapter or mail your contribution, completed application and picture to:

NPP-USA

8 SHERMAN PLACE

OSSINING, NY 10562

Make your check or money order payable to NPP-USA, Inc.

 

You can print a copy of the Membership Application from “Become A Member” on this web site. When you go the extra mile to recommend 10 people each of whom also pays the $100, you will be crowned as a CHAMPION and your name will be sent to the Party’s Headquarters in Ghana where we have an assurance that you will be assisted in any way they can when you need it.

USES OF NET PROCEEDS

1. To support activities of NPP-USA in advocating for the full participation of  Ghanaians living abroad in Ghana’s political and economic development.

2. To support the campaign and victory of NPP’s 2008 Presidential Candidate.

3. To support the administration of the NPP-National Headquarters in Ghana.

4. To support the campaigns of members of NPP-USA who contest Parliamentary seats.    

 

Members of the Executive Committee are:

John Nyarku (202 727-0368- work);

Mike Sefa (703 765-8549 ) ;

Amy Frimpong ( 215 782-8518 );

Kwame Ameyaw (703 987-9804);

Prince Osei-Bonsu ( 703-226-9441 cell )

Isaac Fosu (917 287-5874 cell );

Kwaku Agyei Yeboah (413 330 4563 cell) ;

Kofi Bawuah (732 381-6977- work);

Abenaa Dapaah (571-338-5750, cell)

Mr. Kofi A. Boateng (914 907-0633 cell – kboateng@aaionline.org)