NPP National Chairman hopeful, Boakye Agyarko, continued his nationwide campaign tour with visits to Yendi and Tamale in the Northern Region, where he met senior party figures and grassroots leaders.
He engaged members of the Northern Regional Council of Elders and Patrons, regional executives, constituency executives, and other stakeholders as part of efforts to strengthen support for his bid.
During the visit, the MPs for Gushegu and Kpandai, Alhassan Tampuli and Matthew Nyindam, spoke on behalf of northern lawmakers. They openly endorsed his candidature and pledged their backing.
Mr. Agyarko urged party members to close ranks and focus on rebuilding the NPP ahead of the 2028 elections. He called for stronger discipline, better organisation, and improved welfare systems within the party structure.
He also stressed the need for the NPP to reconnect with its base while presenting itself as a more united and competitive force. According to him, both the government’s performance and the party’s internal strength will shape the NPP’s chances in the next election.
He assured members that he would work closely with Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and other leaders to build a coordinated and effective campaign team.
As part of his tour, he supported the Northern Regional Office project with 500 bags of cement and an undisclosed cash donation. He also visited the project site to inspect ongoing work.
Mr. Agyarko thanked regional leaders, elders, patrons, constituency executives, and grassroots supporters for their hospitality and encouragement, describing their support as vital to the party’s future progress.
