Audio By Carbonatix
The Convention People’s Party (CPP) has wished the New Patriotic Party (NPP) a peaceful and successful presidential primary as the major opposition party prepares to elect a flagbearer for the 2028 general elections.
In a statement issued on Friday, January 30, the CPP extended greetings to the leadership, members and supporters of the NPP ahead of the primaries scheduled for Saturday.
The CPP said internal party elections were an important feature of Ghana’s democratic tradition and played a key role in strengthening the country’s multi-party system.
According to the party, competitive but peaceful primaries were essential for consolidating democratic values, deepening political tolerance and sustaining public confidence in political institutions.
The CPP urged NPP aspirants, delegates, party executives and supporters to conduct themselves with maturity and restraint before, during and after the primaries.
“Whereas political competition is natural and healthy, it must never degenerate into acts of violence, intimidation or divisiveness that threaten national cohesion,” the statement said.
The party noted that Ghana’s democracy had earned international respect largely due to the conduct of political actors who have shown commitment to peace and respect for the rule of law.
It called on the NPP to accept the outcome of the primaries in good faith, regardless of the winner, and to resolve any concerns through established internal party mechanisms.
The CPP also used the occasion to appeal to all political parties to prioritise peace, dialogue and democratic ethics in their activities, stressing that peaceful elections were fundamental to national development and the well-being of citizens.
Latest Stories
-
Photos: Mahama joins PIWC Trassaco congregation for thanksgiving service honouring Julius Debrah at 60
2 minutes -
Police arrest suspect over murder of indian national in Kumasi
7 minutes -
Chief of Staff tears as he apologises to Pentecost Church over Free Zones CEO’s conduct
28 minutes -
Forgive us, it was just a slip — Chief of Staff appeals for forgiveness from Church of Pentecost
46 minutes -
Businessman RNAQ denies ever assaulting ex-wife, challenges authenticity of viral video
2 hours -
Fire destroys Sunyani Magistrate Court records, computers and other equipment
2 hours -
Best-performing BECE candidate in Wa East to enjoy full scholarship – MP announces
2 hours -
Dambai: Passengers reject ferry fare increment, threaten to protest on Monday
2 hours -
‘If people cannot think beyond party, they should stop opening their mouths’ — Rev. Prof Mante warns
3 hours -
Asantehene honours Prophet Uche with gold coin at 27th anniversary gala
3 hours -
The Silent Decay of the Last Mile: Can a GH¢3.46bn gamble save Ghana’s grid?
3 hours -
Orbán steps down from Hungarian parliament after landslide defeat
3 hours -
Trump said RFK Jr could run ‘wild’ with health policy. Instead he’s reined him in
3 hours -
Netanyahu orders army to ‘vigorously attack’ Hezbollah in Lebanon
3 hours -
Colombia president says rebels behind highway bombing that killed 14 people
3 hours