National First Vice Chairman aspirant of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Mustapha Abdul-Hamid, has engaged party executives and grassroots leaders in the Eastern Region as part of efforts to build support for his bid to become the party’s next First Vice Chairman.
Dr Abdul-Hamid visited Koforidua, the Eastern Regional capital, where he held discussions with NPP executives and grassroots representatives from several constituencies across the region.
The engagements brought together party leaders and supporters from Suhum, Abuakwa South, Abuakwa North, Fanteakwa North and South, New Juaben North and South, Akuapem North and South, Okere, Lower and Upper Manya, Asuogyaman and Yilo Krobo.
According to Dr Abdul-Hamid, the discussions were candid and focused on the need to unite, rebuild and strengthen the party’s structures at all levels ahead of the 2028 general elections.
He said the engagements provided an opportunity to exchange ideas on the challenges confronting the NPP and explore ways of strengthening the party’s grassroots structures to improve its electoral prospects.
Dr Abdul-Hamid expressed appreciation to the leadership and rank and file of the party in the Eastern Region for what he described as their confidence in his vision and commitment to serve as National First Vice Chairman.
He also thanked the party executives and grassroots supporters for their hospitality and their commitment to the collective interests of the NPP.
The aspirant said his engagement with the Eastern Region formed part of his broader efforts to listen to party members, build consensus and mobilise support for the restructuring and strengthening of the NPP ahead of the 2028 elections.
He expressed confidence that greater unity and stronger grassroots organisation would be critical to the party’s efforts to regain power.
