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NPP sets 1.5 million vote target for Ashanti Region ahead of 2028

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NPP sets 1.5 million vote target for Ashanti Region ahead of 2028

The party’s General Secertary issued the target to the newly elected Ashanti Regional Executive Committee, led by Chairman Odeneho Kwaku Appiah (COKA), urging the leadership to intensify its grassroots mobilisation and recover votes lost in the 2024 election.

Mr Kodua, who is widely tipped to retain his position as General Secretary, congratulated the new regional leadership and urged the executives to remain focused on strengthening the party and preparing for the 2028 elections.

The NPP General Secretary said Ashanti Region must take the lead in the party’s national campaign to secure victory in 2028.

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