NPP delegates want reform without destroying party’s reputation – Joseph Cudjoe
Former Effia MP and former Minister for Public Enterprises Joseph Cudjoe says the outcome of the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) recent internal elections shows that delegates want reform within the party without undermining its reputation.
Former NPP delegate and former Minister for Public Enterprises, Joseph Cudjoe, has emphasized that the recent internal elections within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) indicate a desire for reform without compromising the party's reputation. In a Facebook post, Cudjoe highlighted that delegates reward candidates who advocate for change while maintaining the party's legacy, rejecting "scorched-earth" attacks on the institution.
He stressed the importance of balancing constructive critique with respect for the party's credibility. Cudjoe cited the January 2026 presidential primary, where Dr Mahamudu Bawumia became the flagbearer, and the October 3 national executive elections, where John Boadu was elected National Chairman, and Justin Kodua Frimpong retained the General Secretary position.
He urged future leaders to ensure their personal ambitions align with the party's interests before internal elections begin, emphasizing that delegates evaluate candidates based on their conduct, promises, and interactions within the party.
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