Bawumia Urges NPP to Dissolve Factions and Unite Ahead of 2028 Election
Dr Mahamudu Bawumia called on the New Patriotic Party to dissolve internal camps and unite after the party’s internal elections concluded on 4 October 2026 in Kumasi.
In Brief
- •Dr Mahamudu Bawumia called on the New Patriotic Party to dissolve internal camps and unite after the party’s internal elections concluded on 4 October 2026 in Kumasi.
- •John Boadu was elected NPP chairman with 2,888 votes, defeating Boakye Agyarko by 480 votes.
- •Bawumia pledged that all candidates, including those who lost, would have roles in the 2028 campaign and urged members to meet within a week to plan strategies.
- •The party’s internal elections, from polling stations to the national level, were completed and the party now faces a deadline of December 2028 for the general election.
- •The call for unity follows the NPP’s loss in the 2024 general election and aims to consolidate support for a 2028 comeback.
Why It Matters
The New Patriotic Party’s decision to dissolve internal factions and unify under a single strategy is pivotal for its prospects in the 2028 Ghanaian general election. By integrating all candidates and delegating roles, the party seeks to prevent intra‑party divisions that could weaken its electoral performance. This move also signals to voters and stakeholders that the NPP is committed to a cohesive campaign, potentially restoring confidence after its 2024 defeat.
Key Details
- Election Year
- 2028
- New National Chairman
- John Boadu
- Chairman Vote Margin
- 480 votes
- Chairman Votes Received
- 2,888
- Opposition Chairman Votes
- 2,408
- Conference Date
- 2026-10-04
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