The Upper East Regional Youth Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Salahu-Deen Musah, says the party has developed an “organic” strength from the grassroots to the regional level, positioning it to confront the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the 2028 elections.
According to him, the calibre of executives elected across the party’s structures, from polling stations and electoral areas to the constituency and regional levels, gives the NPP a strong organisational foundation to rebuild its electoral fortunes in the region.
Speaking on A1 Radio monitored by BolgaFM, Mr Musah said the new leadership combines professionals, academics, businesspeople and long-serving party activists whose experience and understanding of grassroots politics make the party stronger than before.
“I have never been confident in the Upper East Region than that,” he said, describing the NPP as “very strong” and “very healthy.”
He said the presence of highly qualified professionals, including lawyers and PhD holders, alongside executives with years of experience in party organisation, gives the NPP the human resource capacity required to compete effectively with the NDC.
Mr Musah said the experience of the new executives is particularly important because many have risen through the party’s structures over several years.
He cited the Regional Chairman, who he said had served as a polling station executive, constituency executive, Deputy Regional Secretary and Regional Secretary before becoming Regional Chairman.
He said similar career progression could be found among other members of the regional executive team.
The Youth Organiser maintained that the combination of grassroots structures, professional expertise and long-standing party experience has created what he described as an “organic” strength for the NPP.
He said the party’s focus must now be on translating that strength into effective organisation and electoral gains ahead of 2028.
“The party is so strong-footed, the party is very strong, very healthy, the party is ready to confront the NDC head-to-head. There’s no doubt about it,” he said.
His comments come as the NPP’s newly elected regional executives begin work on consolidating the party’s structures ahead of the 2028 general elections.
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