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'You are best placed to judge my efforts to rebuild NPP for victory in 2028' - Kodua tells delegates

Mr Kodua touched on the importance of early internal preparation to strengthen the party’s electoral structures ahead of the national polls.

'You are best placed to judge my efforts to rebuild NPP for victory in 2028' - Kodua tells delegates

Justin Frimpong Kodua, the General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), addressed delegates in Kumasi, assuring them that the party is diligently working to establish its structures across constituencies by the end of 2026. This initiative aims to secure an early advantage in the highly anticipated 2028 general elections.

Kodua emphasized the significance of preparing early to fortify the party's electoral framework ahead of the national polls. He expressed unwavering confidence in the delegates' ability to endorse his re-election as General Secretary, asserting that his extensive experience uniquely positions him to steer the party's ongoing restructuring efforts.

Kodua's tenure as General Secretary, he noted, has provided him with invaluable insights and practical knowledge crucial for the party's revival. Several party leaders present at the event voiced their unwavering support for Kodua's candidacy. Kwadwo Baah Agyemang, a former MP for Asante Akyem North, commended Kodua for spearheading critical constitutional and administrative reforms, particularly the amendments that granted former appointees the right to vote in internal elections and actively participate in governance decisions.

Dennis Kwakwa, the newly elected Ashanti Regional Organizer, appealed to delegates to rally behind Kodua, arguing that his operational competence makes him the most suitable candidate for the General Secretary position among those vying for the role.

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