Former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has expressed strong optimism about his chances in the upcoming New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential primaries, declaring his readiness to secure a decisive victory when delegates vote on January 31, 2026.
Dr. Bawumia, who has been engaging with party executives and coordinators in the Greater Accra Region, concluded his latest meetings with a renewed call for unity and teamwork among NPP members as the party prepares for the crucial internal contest.
“I concluded my special engagement with Electoral Area Coordinators in the Greater Accra Region yesterday with a call for unity and a shared vision as we head into the January 31 polls,” he said in a message on his social media pages.
“I am heartened by the very warm welcome offered me and remain confident that together, we can #WinWithBawumia.”
His engagements in the region were part of a broader effort to consolidate grassroots support and strengthen the party’s internal cohesion ahead of the vote.
Over several days, Dr. Bawumia met with current and former constituency executives, regional leaders, and past government appointees, emphasizing the importance of solidarity and shared purpose as the NPP positions itself for a return to power in the 2028 general election.
“I met with some Electoral Area Coordinators in the Greater Accra Region today to solicit their support for the upcoming election. I appreciate their commitment and motivation to work together towards achieving a decisive win with Bawumia on January 31,” he added.
The meetings, which spanned from October 1 to October 6, saw Dr. Bawumia touring various constituencies and interacting with party members.
His message throughout the tour was consistent: unity, hard work, and faith in the NPP’s vision are key to reclaiming national leadership in the next general election.
“Together, God willing, we will recapture power in 2028,” he assured supporters at the start of the tour, expressing gratitude for what he described as “overwhelming support and readiness to work together” from the Greater Accra delegates.
Throughout his campaign, the former Vice President emphasized his record in digital transformation, economic management, and his vision for a modern, inclusive Ghana under a future Bawumia administration.
