John Boadu unveils new NPP strategy to win back youth and modernise party

John Boadu, the newly elected National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has presented a plan to revitalize the party by reviving its grassroots roots and modernizing its approach to engage young people and the changing society. Boadu emphasized that a strong party is one that learns, renews itself, and responds to societal changes.

He promised close collaboration with regional and constituency executives, Members of Parliament, external branches, patrons, and organized groups within the party. The young people were singled out as a crucial focus of his administration, with Boadu stating that the MPP must become their home. He proposed establishing tertiary institutions as platforms for constructive political dialogue and leadership development.

Boadu also promised to enhance the party's interaction with TESCON members, social media practitioners, voluntary groups, and traditional media, asserting that a contemporary political organization must utilize all available communication means. Strengthening the party's organizational and financial base, especially at the constituency level, was another priority.

Boadu outlined rebuilding from the grassroots upwards, empowering constituencies, youth, women, professionals, and respecting traditional and religious leaders. He highlighted the importance of embracing technology while preserving personal relationships, stressing that the party's future hinges on a united approach rather than divided competition.

Boadu stressed that his administration would function through consultation, working towards restoring the party's winning machinery. He urged the party to prioritize unity, service, organization, and hope over division, personal ambition, disorder, and despair, ultimately proclaiming victory in the 2028 election.