Former Tema Central MP, Yves Hanson-Nortey, has weighed in on the ongoing blame game within his party following their defeat in the last general elections.
Speaking on Good Morning Ghana on Metro TV, he emphasized the need for a structured and evidence-based approach to understanding their loss.
“The blame game will only end when we have a comprehensive report. Based on that report, we will be able to now move forward,” he stated.
According to him, while the party’s national leadership is working on a formal commission to investigate the defeat, some regional bodies, such as the Ashanti Region, have conducted their own inquiries. He sees these individual efforts as natural responses to the party’s significant loss.
“The loss was very heavy. It was not… I mean, even if we were going to lose and we lost by 152 seats or something of that nature, or 500,000 votes, or 100,000 votes, and there was a round two, it would have been like a soft landing. But this one, there was no landing pad. We just hit the ground,” he remarked.
Hanson-Nortey also shared his personal approach to analyzing the loss, stating that he had reviewed voting patterns in his constituency to understand why some traditional party supporters had stayed home.
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