Manso adubia: Mr. Eric Kyei, an aspirant for the deputy secretary position of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Manso Adubia constituency, has officially picked up his nomination form to contest in the forthcoming elections.
According to Ghana News Agency, after securing the nomination form, Mr. Kyei emphasized his dedication to reinforcing the party's grassroots structures and fostering unity among its members. He urged party members to unite and collaborate towards a shared goal, highlighting the importance of teamwork, discipline, and collective responsibility for the NPP's strategy to reclaim power in the 2028 general elections.
He asserted that the party's future success hinges on the members' capacity to set aside personal differences and focus on the NPP's collective interests above individual ambitions. Mr. Kyei warned that internal divisions and unhealthy competition could undermine the party's prospects while a cohesive and well-organized party would be better equipped to reconnect with grassroots supporters and secure electoral victory.
Mr. Kyei declared, "The 2028 election is not about individuals; it is about the NPP family. We need unity and teamwork to capture power. If we stand together, work together, and speak with one voice, victory will be ours."
The deputy secretary hopeful underscored the significance of grassroots mobilization, effective communication, and loyalty among party members, identifying them as crucial elements necessary to rebuild confidence and bolster the party's presence within the constituency.
Mr. Kyei pledged to delegates and party supporters his readiness to serve with dedication, commitment, and transparency if elected to the deputy constituency secretary position. He explained that his decision to run was driven by a desire to contribute significantly to the party's growth and help establish a stronger organizational framework capable of achieving electoral success.
He expressed confidence that with renewed commitment, effective leadership, and a united party front, the NPP could regain voter confidence and triumph in the 2028 elections.