Re: Why a vote for Ken Kowa as Chair- SLPP UK & Ireland Chapter

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Subject : Re: Why a vote for Ken Kowa as Chair- SLPP UK & Ireland Chapter

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: Please tell us when Ken Kowa made the flight to PMDC? or stop lying!

: It is your prerogative to say no but a good thing that in a democracy the constituency decides as will be the case on October 5.
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: It is wrong to falsely accuse and refuse to be corrected or to open your mind the fact that you erred in accusing me of ever been a member of PMDC so keep on dreaming – when you wake up from your slumber the elections will be over and your smear campaign will have failed! 

: I am no watermeolon policitican  but a throughbreed green who is actively mobilizing the UK electorate with a message of renewal and working towards establishing a vision and set of policies that unite common interests and concerns in the branch and national party.

: Wake up brother ...before its too late!
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: : I say no to Ken Kowa. We believe in mending bridges but we will not give you the top position in UK. It seems you are justifying your flight to PMDC because of disagreements. This and others are the more reason why I Say No To Ken Kowa

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: : : Dear “Say No to Ken Kowa”, 

: : : I normally would not respond to anyone who hides their identity but for the fact you need to get your facts right.   Kenneth Robert Kowa has never being a PMDC member or supporter and If you have any shred of evidence to the contrary  please publish for all to see!  

: : : Well my friend, checking the veracity of your so called facts is always important when writing in a public forum and it is quite obvious that you have mistaken the identity  of  my nephew Robert Kowa, who practices law with Charles Margai  in Sierra Leone for me.  If you read my profile, you will observe that  I  have a different professional background and that I live and work in the UK. So please tell us where and when I joined PMDC?

: : : I can understand  why many  left to join the PMDC; resistance  to internal reform and tensions within the SLPP fuelled by strong egos led to a situation that caused the schism and woeful loss of power.  I believe the party now needs to mend bridges, reform and develop a new  constitution  that is fit for a new era.  So my friend,  while you may be thinking  of recycling a some old hats, I am thinking of a new breed of young vibrant  SLPP politicians taking the helm and stirring our ship to greener pastures.  

: : : Do you still say no this?

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: : : : Chez,
: : : : That's where you totally miss the point. No one is saying joining PMDC is a curse but you cannot elect a deserter to the highest office in the branch. That is a no no. Anyone who thinks destroying the party by handing victory to the APC instead staying within the party to fight for reform is not fit to be a cleaner in the executive. We can welcome them within our fold but not in the executive. A Vote for Ken Kowa is a vote for Charles Margai. Say no to Ken.



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