John Boadu begins NPP rebuild from grassroots ahead of 2028 election

The newly elected National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu, has announced plans to rebuild the party from the grassroots level as he prepares for the 2028 general election. At the National Delegates Conference in Kumasi, Boadu emphasized the importance of strengthening the party's structures and regaining its organizational power. Boadu believes that enduring political success requires parties to adapt, reinvent themselves, and respond effectively to a changing society.

In his vision for the renewed NPP, Boadu emphasized the need for the party to listen more, consult more, and organize better. He outlined a comprehensive plan to engage regional and constituency executives, external branches, Members of Parliament, and other organized groups within the party. Boadu pledged to deepen the party's connections with voluntary groups, TESCON members, social media practitioners, and traditional media outlets.

He stressed the importance of embracing technology while maintaining personal relationships that have long been integral to the party.

A significant aspect of Boadu's plan is the focus on young people, who he believes must perceive the NPP as their home. He also highlighted the role of tertiary institutions in fostering political dialogue and leadership development. The party, under his leadership, will collaborate with its flagbearer and national leadership to fortify the organization's financial foundation, particularly at the constituency level.

Boadu also called for increased interaction with the business community and Ghanaian entrepreneurs to foster opportunities and entrepreneurship.

However, Boadu cautioned that electoral success should not be taken for granted. He reiterated that political victory demands hard work, organization, credibility, and the trust of the Ghanaian people. Boadu made it clear that the NPP's rebuilding process must begin at the grassroots level by fortifying constituency structures, empowering the youth, supporting women, valuing professionals, and engaging traditional and religious leaders.

He emphasized the party's commitment to working with every segment of the organization, fostering unity, prioritizing service over personal ambition, and embracing the future with hope. Boadu concluded by declaring, "JB and his executives are back again. Victory is assured in the year 2028."