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NPP new leadership pays courtesy call on Kufuor

The newly elected national leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), led by National Chairman John Boadu, has paid a courtesy visit to former President John Agyekum Kufuor to seek his advice as they take charge of the party’s affairs. The visit was intended to formally introduce the new executives to the former President and […]

NPP new leadership pays courtesy call on Kufuor

The newly appointed leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), spearheaded by National Chairman John Boadu, recently met with former President John Agyekum Kufuor to seek his counsel in assuming their roles within the party. This courtesy visit aimed to formally acquaint the new executives with Kufuor and capitalize on his extensive experience and understanding of the party's history and traditions.

Boadu shared this encounter on Facebook, expressing his pride in leading the newly elected National Executives on a courtesy call to His Excellency Kufuor, a respected statesman and the former President of Ghana. During the meeting, the delegation listened attentively to Kufuor's guidance, contemplating the weight of leading the party during a pivotal period.

The new executives expressed their resolve to bolster internal cohesion, fortify the party's structures, and uphold its time-honored traditions as they strive towards future electoral triumphs. Boadu emphasized their commitment to building upon the NPP's storied past, reinforcing unity, and diligently working toward regaining electoral victories.

This meeting marks one of the new executives' initial steps in their leadership journey, following their recent elections.

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