Audio By Carbonatix
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has announced a revised calendar of activities for its presidential and orphan constituency primaries for the 2024 general elections.
The process will culminate in the election of five final aspirants for the party’s National Congress on Saturday, 4th November, 2023, and should there be a tie in the election of a candidate, there will be a run off on Saturday, 11th November 2023.
Ten aspirants have so far picked nomination forms to contest to be elected flagbearer.
According to the revised timelines contained in a press release issued by the party on June 12, there will be balloting for positions on the ballot paper on Monday, 24th July, 2023, to be followed by publication of first Notice of Poll on Tuesday, 25th July 2023, and then a national congress by a special electoral college, if any, on Saturday, 26th August 2023.
According to the statement signed by NPP General Secretary, Justin Kodua Frimpong, the revision of the timelines for both presidential and orphan constituencies primaries was sanctioned at an emergency Steering Committee (SC) meeting held on Tuesday, May 30, 2023, and it follows a press release of the Electoral Commission and the party's preparation towards the Assin North by-election.
Below is the new timelines.


Latest Stories
-
Rethink MMDCE elections – Dr Tando proposes MP-led appointment model
2 seconds -
GSTS honours former Chief of Naval Staff Commodore Stephen Obimpeh at 117th Founders’ Day
8 minutes -
Togbe Afrika, Enam, Jah Phinga to light up Dzodze-Penyi at “Togbe Afrila Homecoming” Concert
12 minutes -
Otumfuo pushes for funding to complete Boankra Inland Port
23 minutes -
Mahama announces rehabilitation of Pwalugu tomato factory, $5bn boost for agriculture
29 minutes -
MTN Ghana’s growing economic footprint puts spotlight on telecom sector
32 minutes -
Free Primary Health Care to reach all districts by 2028 – Health Minister
33 minutes -
Mahama commissions Paga SHS E-Block, promises facilities to end double-track by 2027
35 minutes -
Zambia resumes vote counting after security concerns halt electoral process
36 minutes -
Overall unemployment decline shows government policies are working – Opare-Addo
39 minutes -
GHS boss calls for stronger commitment to make Free Primary Health Care work
40 minutes -
Instagram accounts accused of luring migrants to Ceuta with misleading crossing videos
42 minutes -
Government targets local changfan manufacturers, suppliers in expanded galamsey fight
43 minutes -
Over 4,000 excavators held at ports under new galamsey control measures – Lands Minister reveals
47 minutes -
Mahama announces five-year plan to cut Ghana’s reliance on imported medicines
48 minutes