NPP National Organizer race: ‘None of my contenders can match me’ - Titus Glover

Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus Glover, the aspiring National Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), exudes confidence in his ability to secure the position, asserting that none of his contenders can match his capabilities and qualifications for the role. During an interview on TV3’s Daily Brief following the balloting for the party’s upcoming national executive elections on September 9, Glover revealed that he secured the seventh position on the ballot paper, a number he deemed advantageous due to its recognizability, especially in contests with multiple candidates.

He explained, “I am more than pleased. Where I find myself on the ballot, the Akans call it ‘Asieor’, so it is easy to be identified, especially when you have large numbers contesting for the National Organizer.”

Glover emphasized his confidence in his experience, competence, and leadership capacity, stating, “I am more than competent and qualified because I have the capacity to lead. I know what I can do because I have every capacity to drive the engine of the party called the organisership.” He urged NPP delegates to carefully consider their vote and support his candidacy, stating, “My appeal to delegates is that they should not make a mistake this time. They should make sure they vote well and give me the office.”

When asked if he viewed Mustapha Salam, the incumbent NPP National Youth Organizer and one of the National Organizer aspirants who withdrew from the race, as his closest competitor, Glover quickly dismissed the notion. He firmly stated, “Not all. None of them can match me.” The NPP is set to elect its new national executives on October 3, 2026, as the party seeks to appoint a fresh leadership team to guide its operations for the next four years.