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You’re the backbone of party structures – Afoko rallies NPP women

An aspirant for the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) National Chairmanship, Awentami Paul Afoko,has urged the party to place women at the centre of its administrative structures. Speaking to party delegates as he advances his campaign for the NPP’s top administrative post, Afoko described women as essential organisers, communicators, business leaders, professionals, farmers, traders, caregivers, and…

You’re the backbone of party structures – Afoko rallies NPP women

Awentami Paul Afoko, a candidate for the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) National Chairmanship, has emphasized the importance of placing women at the core of the party’s administrative structures. In a speech to party delegates, Afoko highlighted women’s multifaceted roles as essential organisers, communicators, business leaders, professionals, farmers, traders, caregivers, and strategists, emphasizing that women are the backbone of homes, communities, and party structures.

He pledged to elevate women from an appendage of party activities to a central pillar of organisation and policy, prioritizing their roles in party organisation, policy engagement, fundraising, communication, mobilisation, and leadership development. Afoko’s appeal underscores the significance of women's inclusion as both a moral imperative and a strategic necessity for the NPP’s electoral success and national development, signaling a campaign focus on inclusivity and organizational reform.

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