NPP Leaders Urge Unity, Focus Ahead 2028 Elections

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Ghana faces significant internal challenges as it prepares for the 2028 general elections, with calls from party leaders like Hon. Ralph Poku-Adusei urging unity, discipline, and focus to reclaim power. There is widespread concern about factionalism, unchecked ambitions, and personal rivalries weakening the party's effectiveness as an opposition force, risking negative consequences for Ghana's democracy. Former MASLOC deputy CEO Obidombie Kwabena Asamoah condemned divisive political tactics based on tribal, religious, and factional allegiances, emphasizing national unity and urging a move beyond exclusionary politics to strengthen the party. The NPP's internal divisions have led to calls for spiritual intercession and a return to core values to heal the party and ensure it can effectively challenge the ruling government. These developments reflect a broader struggle within the NPP to reconcile differences and build a cohesive front ahead of critical electoral milestones. Meanwhile, unrelated political developments in other countries, such as Nigeria's Labour Party alleging infiltration by the ruling APC, fall outside the scope of this central topic.