The New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Ahafo Region is signaling a renewed commitment to unity as it prepares for the 2028 general elections, a crucial step in the party’s strategy to regain power in the region. Former Member of Parliament (MP) for Asutifi North, Joseph Daha, has emphasized the importance of unity as a key factor in the NPP’s potential resurgence. His remarks, delivered during a regional executive elections press conference in Goaso, underscore a shift in focus towards rebuilding and collaborative efforts, a sentiment echoing a broader party strategy. More than just a political statement, this emphasis on unity represents a fundamental belief that the NPP’s strength lies in its ability to function as a cohesive unit. Mr. Daha stated, ‘Only unity can bring the party back to power, so we must prioritise it and hold it in high esteem.’ He urged members to actively engage in strengthening the party, prioritizing collaboration over individual differences. The NPP’s strategic vision, according to Mr. Daha, is to rebuild the party’s foundation from the ground up, focusing on strengthening internal structures and mobilizing its members to improve electoral prospects in 2028. The region’s recent executive elections, particularly the contested positions within Asutifi North, Tano South, and Asunafo North, have served as a critical test of the NPP’s ability to unite and function effectively. The party’s Council of Elders and patrons are already initiating engagement with candidates who contested these positions, aiming to foster reconciliation and ensure that all members contribute to a common objective. Dr. Kwabena Bempah Tandoh, a prominent figure in the NPP’s leadership, underscored the need to strengthen the party’s internal core. He asserted that the party’s focus must now shift to strengthening its internal structures and mobilizing its members to improve its electoral fortunes in 2028. Furthermore, the NPP’s focus is now centered on rebuilding the party’s electoral strength through strategic interventions, including a substantial donation of 400 recycled plastic desks to SHSs as part of a phased-out wooden furniture program. The agency of the FDA has also cautioned against the use of chemicals for plantain ripening, highlighting the need for sustainable agricultural practices. The move reflects a broader acknowledgement of the challenges facing the NPP and its ability to navigate the complexities of a competitive political landscape, particularly in the context of the upcoming elections. The emphasis on regional rebuilding and internal strengthening underscores the NPP’s strategy to regain momentum and influence in the Ahafo Region and beyond.
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Source: Adom Online
