Speaking at a party gathering, Mr. Oppong Nkrumah said he was encouraged to see many senior figures and former executives actively participating in meetings they previously would not have attended under the old constitution.

He explained that the inclusiveness was the result of deliberate reforms initiated through nationwide consultations and constitutional reviews.

“One of the key reforms we introduced was to give you the privilege to cast your vote and continue contributing even after leaving office. We made provisions to include former executives in decision-making,” he said.

According to him, these reforms—championed with the support of Dr. Bawumia—strengthened the party by ensuring continuity, inclusivity, and broader representation.

He concluded by calling on party members to “acknowledge these changes and show appreciation by supporting Dr. Bawumia at the polls.”

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The delegation visited the NPP national headquarters in Accra to complete the process before handing the forms to Carlos Kingsley Ahenkorah, former Tema West MP and Campaign Manager for Dr. Acheampong.

Describing the gesture as a strong endorsement, Mr. Ahenkorah said it reflected the youth’s confidence in Dr. Acheampong’s leadership potential.

“This is not just about picking forms; it’s about the future of the NPP and Ghana,” he stated. “When the youth take this initiative, it shows they believe in a leader who can unite the party, deliver on promises, and secure victory in 2028.”

He assured the group that the campaign would be anchored on unity, competence, and results for both the party and the nation.

Some members of the delegation highlighted Dr. Acheampong’s achievements in public service—especially in the agriculture sector—his discipline, and his leadership style as key reasons for their backing.

They expressed optimism that his strategic vision could lead the NPP to victory in the next general elections.

The move is widely seen as giving Dr. Acheampong early momentum, particularly among grassroots supporters who often play a decisive role in internal party contests. With the nomination process now open, attention shifts to how aspirants will court delegates ahead of the primaries in January 2026.

source: myjoyonline