The New Patriotic Party has elected its new national executives to steer the affairs of the party in preparation for the 2024 general elections.
The party has for some time now consistently expressed optimism in 'breaking the eight', thus retaining power after 2024 elections.
Tonight, PM Express will analyse how possible it is, particularly now that the party has new national executives.
Join Host Evans Mensah and panelists on JoyNews channel for the discussion.
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