NPP needs to address shortcomings from the 2024 Election - Bawumia

The 2024 statesmanlike campaigner of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has urged enactment members to intimately analyse and code the challenges that emerged during the caller elections.

He emphasized the value of resolving interior issues that contributed to their decision successful the past wide election.

Speaking astatine a gathering with enactment executives and supporters from 5 constituencies successful the Bono East Region, Dr Bawumia stressed that the party's aboriginal occurrence relies connected renewed purpose, unity, and self-reflection.

He underscored the request to place and rectify these shortcomings to heighten aboriginal electoral show and fortify the party's position, according to a study by Insight Ghana.

"The NPP belongs to each of us, and we request to code everything that went incorrect successful the electioneering campaign," helium stated during the gathering, which included members from Pru East, Atebubu-Amantin, Pru West, Sene West, and Sene East constituencies.

The 2024 Election brought astir important developments and outcomes that person prompted interior discussions wrong the NPP.

While expressing optimism astir the party's prospects successful the 2028 Election, helium cautioned that regaining powerfulness would necessitate a formidable and coordinated effort among each enactment structures.

"We indispensable stay formidable and resolute," helium added, emphasising the necessity for amended collaboration among constituency executives, grassroots members, patrons, and electoral coordinators.

In a conciliatory gesture, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia besides apologised to immoderate enactment members who felt mistreated oregon sidelined during the past run cycle, the study added.

"We request to forgive each other's offenses and forge up successful unity," helium urged, highlighting the value of healing interior divisions.

Dr Bawumia was accompanied by respective cardinal enactment figures, including erstwhile Minister of Information, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, erstwhile Minister of Defence, Dominic Nitiwul; Tano North MP, Dr Gideon Boako; and NPP General Secretary, Justin Kodua Frimpong.

Also contiguous were the National Third Vice Chairman of the NPP, Masawudu Osman; Dr Anyass Ibrahim, erstwhile CEO of the National Builders Corps (NABCo); and Nana Akomea, erstwhile NPP Communications Director.

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