Rebuilding the Elephant: Richard Ahiagba Calls for Ideological Clarity and Stronger Grassroots Ties Ahead of 2028
By Sharon Zoe Williams The path to 2028 requires more than just cosmetic changes; it demands a firm reconnection with the core values that define the New Patriotic Party (NPP). This was the strong assertion made by Richard Ahiagba, NPP Director of Communications and First Vice-Chairmanship aspirant, during an extensive interview with Daroll Allan Tagoe […]
Richard Ahiagba, the Director of Communications and First Vice-Chairmanship aspirant of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), called for a reconnection with the party's core values as the path to the 2028 elections. Ahiagba made these assertions in an interview on GBC’s The National Discourse, aired on August 28, 2026. He stressed the importance of remaining loyal to the party's liberal-market ideology, which includes protecting private property, upholding the rule of law, and fostering an environment conducive to enterprise.
Ahiagba acknowledged past decisions that have damaged public trust, such as the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP), but urged collective responsibility for correcting these mistakes rather than blaming others. He emphasized that the NPP cannot take its voter base for granted, especially in traditional strongholds like the Ashanti Region, and must actively serve the people whose support propels the party to victory.
Looking ahead to the national executive elections, Ahiagba expressed confidence that with proper structural reforms, strategic resource allocation to grassroots organizations, and a unified purpose, the NPP will be a strong contender come December 2028.
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