John Jinapor urges NDC members to unite after Yapei-Kusawgu elections

Dr. John Abdulai Jinapor, the Member of Parliament for Yapei-Kusawgu and Minister for Energy and Green Transition, has issued a strong call for unity and reconciliation within the National Democratic Congress (NDC) following the conclusion of recent constituency executive elections. In a public statement, Jinapor emphasized that the party's internal democratic processes should serve as a source of strength rather than a cause for division among its members as they look toward future political cycles.

Addressing the constituency via a Facebook post, the Minister extended his congratulations to the newly elected executives who have been tasked with leading the party at the local level. He specifically reached out to those aspirants who were unsuccessful in their bids for office, urging them to set aside any personal or factional differences. Jinapor highlighted that the collective interest of the NDC must remain the paramount focus for every member to ensure the party remains a formidable and effective force in the region.

The MP's message focused on the necessity of a unified front to achieve the party's broader political objectives. He expressed a personal commitment to working closely with all stakeholders to strengthen the NDC’s organizational structure in Yapei-Kusawgu. By encouraging reconciliation, Jinapor seeks to mitigate any potential fallout from the competitive election cycle, which often creates temporary friction within constituency ranks during the selection of leadership.

As the NDC continues to consolidate its position under the administration of President John Mahama, such calls for internal harmony are viewed as essential for maintaining party discipline and supporter confidence. Jinapor’s intervention is expected to set a tone of cooperation in the constituency, ensuring that the new executive team can begin their tenure with the full support of the rank and file as they prepare for upcoming national challenges.