Accra: Bryan Acheampong's tour of the northern parts of Ghana is emerging as one of the defining moments of the New Patriotic Party (NPP)'s presidential race, marked by a surge of high-profile endorsements that highlight the growing force of his campaign. The most symbolic is the public backing from the family of S.D. Dombo, a towering figure in the party's tradition.
According to Ghana News Agency, across the Upper West, Upper East, and North East regions, Acheampong drew packed meetings, warm receptions, and emphatic declarations of support from constituency executives, elders, youth leaders, and opinion shapers. The chorus has been consistent: the party base is demanding discipline, fairness, and a leader who can restore trust and deliver victory. Local party leaders have been especially vocal.
Wa East Chairman Sumaila Kankuronye declared, "I've known Bryan for a long time and seen his contributions to the party. I believe he is the right person to win power for us." Similarly, Wa West Chairman Abdulai Seidu affirmed, "Bryan has the experience to lead our party. He has worked hard for the NPP and deserves to lead. Bryan is the only unifier our party needs for victory, and I urge all delegates to vote for Dr. Bryan Acheampong."
The statement said delegates were increasingly focused on credibility, organisation, and electability, qualities that Acheampong's structured, data-driven campaign had projected with clarity. Their endorsement, reinforced by the strong voices of northern chairmen, underscored Acheampong's image as a unifier-a candidate capable of bridging regions, traditions, and generations within the party.
As his northern engagements continue to build momentum, one thing is clear: Bryan Acheampong is no longer merely contesting. He is consolidating.