In the heated landscape of political primaries, Kennedy Ohene Agyapong’s recent statement strikes a crucial chord: “This is a contest, not a war.” As the New Patriotic Party (NPP) approaches its internal elections, his reminder serves as a necessary call for perspective. All too often, the fierce competition for leadership fractures parties into hostile camps, with personal ambitions overshadowing collective goals. Agyapong’s words wisely frame the primary as a democratic exercise—a temporary clash of ideas and visions—rather than an irreversible schism. It is an appeal to keep the contest within the bounds of respect and shared purpose, ensuring that the energy spent on internal debates strengthens rather than weakens the party’s foundation.

Ultimately, the most important part of his message lies in the forward-looking pledge: “After Saturday, we are not factions; we are one party.” This sentiment is the bedrock of any successful political movement. Regardless of Saturday’s outcome, the true test for the NPP will be its ability to unify behind the chosen flagbearer and direct its focus toward the broader national contest. Agyapong’s call is not just for civility during the vote, but for genuine reconciliation afterward. It underscores that internal primaries are a means to an end—a process to select a standard-bearer, not an excuse for lasting division. For supporters and delegates, it is a powerful reminder that the ultimate goal lies beyond the primary, in presenting a united front capable of governing.

This is the time to appreciate and reward our loyal Kennedy Ohene Agyapong who have consistently defended the party and held the grassroots firm.
The NPP was formed to win political power and to sustain it. We cannot gamble our future with a candidate who has already shown signs of letting the party down.
A vote for Kennedy Ohene Agyapong is a vote for victory, party unity, and job creation.
He remains our strongest hope and the most reliable option as we prepare for the 2028 general elections.
The NPP was not formed for cowards. Our forefathers stood boldly and fought hard to bring us this far. Today, the party is not safe, and history must guide our decisions.
In 1992, late Prof. Albert Adu Boahen won the party about 1.2 million votes. We appreciated his efforts, but it was clear he could not win us power. The party made a bold decision and brought in J.A. Kufuor.
Though Kufuor lost the 2000 elections, he increased our votes from 1.2 million to 3.1 million. That growth showed promise. The party believed in him again, and in 2004, he won with 4.5 million votes.
That is the true mark of a good flagbearer—one who consistently adds value to the party’s votes.
Former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo left us with 6.7 million votes in the 2020 elections. Unfortunately, under Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, our votes dropped drastically to about 4 million.
This is a clear signal that he cannot win power for the party.
Kennedy Ohene Agyapong is ready—and Ghanaians are ready—to bring the NPP back to power.
Do not give up on 31st January.
A Kennedy Ohene Agyapong presidency is communal labour—everyone matters, everyone contributes, and everyone benefits.

*Hon. Ebenezer Acquah*

Director of Communication for Ken, Gomoa Central Constituency

Central Regional Communication Team Member for Ken

Delegates of the New Patriotic Party carry the sacred responsibility of choosing a leader who can unite the party, inspire confidence, and lead us back to victory in 2028. At this critical moment, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia stands as the most prepared, experienced, and winnable candidate.

Dr. Bawumia has served our party and country with distinction as Vice President for eight years. He understands governance, party structures, and grassroots realities. His leadership style is humble, respectful, and inclusive qualities that foster unity and strengthen internal cohesion.

Dr. Bawumia’s vision places technology, industrial growth, and inclusive economic development at the center of Ghana’s transformation. His commitment to digitalization, job creation, youth empowerment, and efficient public services offers a clear and practical path forward.

For delegates, a Bawumia-led party means:

• Stronger party structures
• Respect for grassroots members
• Deepened internal democracy
• Greater recognition for party foot soldiers

Most importantly, Dr. Bawumia provides the NPP with its strongest chance of winning the 2028 general elections. He has national appeal, proven campaign experience, and the credibility to attract floating voters.

Delegates are encouraged to vote for competence, unity, and victory.

Vote Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia; The Prepared, Formidable, and Winnable Candidate.

Let’s Win with Bawumia.