By Samuel Ofori Boateng, GNA
Manso Adubia (Ash), June 25, GNA – Mr. Eric Kyei, an aspirant of the deputy secretary position of the NPP in the Manso Adubia constituency, has picked nomination form to contest for the upcoming elections.
Speaking to the Ghana News Agency, after picking the forms, Mr Kyei expressed his commitment to strengthening the party’s grassroots structures and promoting unity among members.
He called on party members to unite and work together towards a common objective, stressing that teamwork, discipline, and collective responsibility would be essential for the NPP’s efforts to regain power in the 2028 general elections.
According to him, the future success of the party depended on the ability of members to put aside personal differences and prioritise the collective interest of the NPP above individual ambitions.
He noted that internal divisions and unhealthy competition could weaken the party’s chances, while a united and well-organised party would be better positioned to reconnect with the grassroots and secure victory at the polls.
“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,” Mr. Kyei stated.
The Deputy Secretary hopeful emphasised the importance of grassroots mobilisation, effective communication, and loyalty among party members, describing them as key pillars needed to rebuild confidence and strengthen the party’s presence within the constituency.
Mr. Kyei assured delegates and party supporters of his readiness to serve with dedication, commitment, and transparency if given the opportunity to occupy the deputy constituency secretary position.
He explained that his decision to contest was motivated by his desire to contribute meaningfully to the growth of the party and help build a stronger organisational structure capable of delivering electoral success.
He expressed optimism that with renewed commitment, effective leadership, and a united party front, the NPP could regain the confidence of voters and achieve victory in the 2028 elections.
GNA
Edited by Kwabia Owusu-Mensah/Linda Asante Agyei
