Afoko concedes NPP chairmanship defeat, pledges support for Bawumia in 2028
New Patriotic Party (NPP) chairmanship candidate Paul Afoko has conceded defeat in the party’s national executive elections, thanking delegates, his campaign team and supporters for their backing. In a statement following the election, Mr Afoko described the campaign as “long and demanding” but said it was an enriching experience that allowed him to engage with […]
Paul Afoko, the National Democratic Party (NPP) chairmanship candidate, has conceded defeat in the party’s national executive elections, expressing gratitude to delegates, his campaign team, and supporters for their backing. In his statement, Afoko described the campaign as "long and demanding," praising it as an enriching experience that allowed him to engage with the party’s grassroots and exchange ideas.
He commended the Electoral Commission (EC) and the NPP’s National Election Committee for a smooth and uneventful election, and thanked his campaign team and supporters for their sacrifices and commitment. Despite not securing the victory, Afoko pledged to continue contributing to the NPP from behind the scenes, particularly in support of the party’s presidential candidate, former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, who is expected to contest the 2028 presidential election.
Afoko urged NPP members to remain united and rally behind the newly elected national executives as the party prepares for the 2028 general election.
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