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New NPP executives must unite party groups, address youth and women’s needs – Prof. Mike Oquaye

Former Speaker of Parliament, Professor Mike Oquaye, says the newly elected national executives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) must prioritise unity within the party and address the needs of young people and women.
He said the incoming leadership would engage relevant party figures on the next phase of implementing the committee’s recommendations.
According to him, “The problems that they will need to solve include one, harmonising the various parts of the constituencies that make the party, not only geographical constituencies, but various groups, bodies, and so on,” he said on JoyFM's SMS on Monday, 5th October, following the party’s national delegates conference over the weekend.
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