Former General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr. Kwabena Agyepong is rapidly gaining significant atraction and support in his bid for the party’s flagbearer position particularly in Kumasi where his unwavering commitment to reconciliation and unity has resonated deeply with party supporters.
Agyepong’s policy, that aimed at mending internal rifts and bringing aggrieved members back into the fold of the Npp is being hailed as the vital pathway to victory in the 2028 general elections.
Mr. Agyepong one of the key aspirants vying to lead the NPP into the upcoming 2028 elections has consistently preaching the message of cohesion throughout his campaign.
In a recent meeting with party executives in Accra, he underscored that should he secure the flagbearer slot his immediate priority would be to foster comprehensive reconciliation and unity which he believes are essential for effective party reorganization.
He specifically outlined plans to reintegrate prominent figures like former Trade Minister Mr. Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen among other leading personalities who may have distanced themselves from the party.
Agyepong asserts that bringing qualified and visionary leaders back on board is crucial for the party to come to power in 2028..
This message has clearly struck a powerful chord in Kumasi the Ashanti Regional capital and a traditional stronghold of the NPP.
Supporters across various constituencies are vocally endorsing Agyepong’s vision to reconcile party members who feel aggrieved to ensure unity and effective reorganization towards NPP’s victory in 2028.
Agyepong’s conviction is that genuine reconciliation rather than sheer noisemaking and acts of confusion holds the key to the NPP’s breakthrough in 2028.
He firmly believes that restoring internal harmony is the most effective strategy for the party to regain power.
Reacting to Kwabena Agyepong’s policy many NPP supporters in Kumasi noted that the seasoned politician has spoken a fundamental truth.
At Kwabere Kenyase Mr. Kofi Amponsah a leading NPP member, lauded Agyepong’s agenda, describing him as a visionary leader who deserves to head the party to win the 2028 elections.
Similarly in Ayigya Mr. Desmond Howard articulated a widespread sentiment stating that without reconciliation, NPP will lose the next election considering how bad the party treated some supporters in the last elections.
Therefore if this man is ready to reconcile us why don’t we vote for him?
In Adum, Kumasi’s bustling business center a cross-section of party supporters echoed these views.
Many observed that a significant number of NPP supporters have become dormant and unwilling to play an active role towards victory.
They insist that if Kwabena Agyepong is ready to reconcile party members then we should give him the nod without prejudice.
Mr. Mark Oppong, offering a final thought, asserted that It is now time we should forget about noisemaking and heed to positive statements that can unite the party towards victory in 2028.
As the NPP gears up for its internal elections and the crucial 2028 general elections, Agyepong’s emphasis on reconciliation is proving to be a powerful differentiator, offering a perceived path to unity that supporters believe is indispensable for securing future electoral success.
