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Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, the former Vice President and 2024 flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has assured supporters that the party has taken important lessons from recent experiences and is determined to make the necessary corrections.
Speaking during the NPP’s ongoing Thank You Tour, Dr Bawumia expressed confidence in the party’s ability to rebuild trust and reconnect with the Ghanaian people ahead of the next elections.
“We have learnt our lessons as a party, and we will correct ourselves,” Dr Bawumia stated, addressing a gathering of party faithful and community leaders.
He emphasised that the NPP remains committed to its core values and would work tirelessly to address the concerns of the electorate.
According to him, acknowledging past shortcomings is the first step towards renewal and progress.
The Thank You Tour, which has taken the NPP leadership across various regions of the country, is aimed at expressing gratitude to party members and supporters for their unwavering commitment during the 2024 general elections.
Dr Bawumia noted that despite the challenges faced, the party’s vision for national development remains intact, and lessons learnt would shape a more inclusive and effective governance approach.
Concluding his remarks, Dr Bawumia called for unity among members, urging them to rally behind the leadership as the party charts a new path forward.
“This is not a time for blame, but a time for reflection, correction, and renewed energy,” he said.
He further pledged that the NPP would continue to listen to the voices of Ghanaians and work harder to deliver on its promises.
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