With NPP’s current state, NDC’s 16-year tenure should be sure banker if… Adansi Akrofuom MP

Joseph Azumah, an MP from Adansi Akrofuom constituency, has observed that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) is currently weak, providing the National Democratic Congress (NDC) with an opportunity to extend its 16-year tenure in power. He believes that the NDC's long period in office should have been a "sure banker" given the current state of the NPP.

However, Azumah emphasized that a competent strategic team would be necessary for the NDC to maintain power for another 16 years. While commenting on the NPP's recent election of new national executives, Azumah pointed out that the party's new leadership appears largely unchanged, except for the addition of Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover, who is praised for his strong organizational and strategic skills.

Azumah suggests that the NPP's ability to revive itself hinges on the effective management of the party and its strategy by its new leadership. He urges the focus to shift from merely electing executives to overseeing the party's structures, strategy, and overall political direction.