John Boadu pledges unity, reconciliation as he takes over as NPP National Chairman

John Boadu, the newly elected National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has pledged to unite all factions within the party as they prepare for the 2028 general elections. In a heartfelt message of gratitude, Mr. Boadu thanked NPP delegates, supporters, and fellow contestants for their confidence in him. He described his election as a "profound sense of responsibility" and expressed his deep appreciation for the trust placed in him by the party's rank and file.

Mr. Boadu acknowledged the vital role played by volunteers, campaigners, and supporters throughout the election, emphasizing that their commitment and selfless service will remain an important part of the party's history. He extended a hand of friendship to his fellow contestants, recognizing that the contest has concluded and that the party must move forward as one.

The new NPP chairman promised to work closely with the General Secretary, newly elected national officers, and other key stakeholders, including Regional and Constituency executives, the Council of Elders, external branches, patrons, Members of Parliament, TESCON, voluntary groups, communicators, and the media. His immediate focus is on rebuilding the party's structures, promoting discipline, and ensuring that every member feels valued, heard, and protected.

Mr. Boadu stressed that unity does not mean uniformity and pledged to lead with an open door, ready to listen, consult, and embrace good ideas from all sources. He emphasized that rebuilding the party requires collective leadership and pledged to serve with humility, prioritizing consultation and reconciliation as they prepare for the next general election.