Bawumia Calls for Unified NPP Ahead of 2028 Election

Former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has called for immediate unity within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) following the conclusion of its national executive elections. Speaking after the National Delegates Conference in Accra, he urged all contestants to set aside losses and work together toward winning the 2028 general election.

Bawumia congratulated the newly elected executives, led by National Chairman John Boadu, and affirmed that the party’s internal contests must be closed to focus on the national task ahead. He emphasized that the NPP as an entity won the election, not individual candidates, and called for former rivals to join the campaign machinery.

"Obia nsa ewo mu," he said, assuring all aspirants they would play vital roles in the 2028 campaign. He stressed that unity, not victory in past contests, would determine success in 2028, stating, "All the camps will dissolve, and let us have one NPP come and go and win 2028."

The former Vice President warned that the 2028 election would demand relentless effort, saying the party must begin preparations immediately. He urged the new leadership to meet within days to strategise and mobilise support across the country.

John Boadu, in his address, echoed the call for cohesion, describing the conference as a turning point for national responsibility rather than celebration. He highlighted the need for discipline and teamwork to rebuild the party’s grassroots structure.

No specific public event with a calendar date was announced in the source material. The focus remains on internal party mobilisation, with no official rally, conference, or gathering scheduled beyond the recently held National Delegates Conference.