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Paul Afoko vows to reunite NPP and lead party back to power in 2028

Speaking in an interview Akoma in Kumasi on Thursday, August 6, Mr Afoko said his decision to seek a return as National Chairman followed extensive consultations with party elders, former and current national executives, Members of Parliament, regional executives, as well as youth, women and grassroots groups across the country.
Mr Afoko expressed confidence that the NPP could regain the trust of Ghanaians, insisting that the party remained capable of returning to power through unity, discipline and a strengthened grassroots structure.
Speaking during the interview, Mr Afoko said these measures would position the NPP to recapture political power by restoring public confidence and presenting the party as a united, disciplined and credible alternative ready to govern.
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