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NPP holds thanksgiving services in Goaso and Kintampo

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has embarked on a national thanksgiving tour to celebrate the successful conclusion of its internal elections and the selection of its flagbearer for the 2028 general elections. The tour, which included significant stops in Goaso and Kintampo, brought together national executives and party leadership to express gratitude for the peaceful electoral process and to prepare the party's grassroots for the upcoming national campaign. In Goaso, located in the Ahafo Region, the party held a service at the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church. General Secretary Justin Frimpong Kodua emphasized the necessity of divine guidance as the party moves forward. During the service, National Chairman John Boadu addressed specific concerns raised by the SDA community regarding elections held on Saturdays. Boadu assured the congregation that the party's flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, is committed to addressing these religious observance issues if he is successful in the 2028 polls. During a visit to Kintampo, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia declared that the party has successfully resolved its internal wrangling, urging all members to embrace unity. He stressed that a cohesive front is essential for the NPP to secure a majority of parliamentary seats and implement its socio-economic policies. To demonstrate his commitment to community relations, Dr. Bawumia donated GH‵30,000 to the local Muslim community, reinforcing his call for party members to work diligently at the local level. The tour also highlighted the election of the party's new executive team, including National Treasurer Alfred Kojo Thompson. The Young Executive Forum (YEF) has formally congratulated Thompson, expressing confidence that his leadership and integrity will significantly enhance the party's financial management. The YEF pledged its full support to the new leadership as they focus on strengthening the party's mission and administrative structures. As the NPP transitions from internal reorganization to active national mobilization, these thanksgiving events serve as a platform to consolidate support across different regions and religious groups. By prioritizing internal reconciliation and grassroots engagement, the party leadership aims to build the momentum necessary for the 2028 electoral cycle.