NPP women’s wing has become weak, members are angry – Hawa Koomson
New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Women’s Organiser hopeful, Mavis Hawa Koomson, has expressed concern about the weakening of the party’s women’s wing, warning that the situation could affect the NPP’s chances of returning to power in 2028. According to her, many women in the party have become dissatisfied with the way the women’s wing is […]
Mavis Hawa Koomson, a hopeful for the National Women’s Organiser position within the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has expressed concern over the weakening of the party’s women’s wing. She believes this could impact the NPP’s prospects of regaining power in the 2028 elections, as many women within the party are dissatisfied with the current administration and feel their voices are not being heard.
Koomson, who has previous experience as a constituency women’s organiser, asserts that the women’s wing needs a strong and capable leader to reestablish the party’s connection with its female constituents. She stresses that the next women’s organiser must prioritize rebuilding relationships and demonstrating empathy towards the women who have become disillusioned with the party.
Koomson also highlights the importance of women in Ghana’s population, emphasizing that their engagement is crucial for the NPP’s electoral success.
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