Retired Commissioner of Police (COP) Nathan Kofi Boakye has cautioned members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) against allowing greed to sow division within the party as it prepares to form the next government.

Speaking at a victory celebration for the Ashanti Regional Zone Two campaign team in Kumasi over the weekend, COP Boakye emphasized the importance of unity and selflessness to secure the party's long-term success.

"If we care for one another, we will enter the 2028 elections with stronger strategies and renewed energy.

We must avoid being divided by greed," he advised.

COP Boakye urged appointees in the incoming administration to lead with integrity and fairness, ensuring their roles benefit both the party and the nation.

"Yes, we have won the election to form the next government after January 7, 2025.

However, not everyone here will receive an appointment.

Those who will, must not use their positions to intimidate others.

You must demonstrate leadership and care for your fellow party members," he stressed.

He reminded appointees to prioritize the collective interest over personal gain, urging them to support President-elect John Dramani Mahama’s vision for Ghana’s development.

COP Boakye commended party members for their hard work during the campaign, describing their contributions as the backbone of the NDC’s victory in the 2024 elections.

"Your efforts have not gone unnoticed and will be rewarded by President-elect John Dramani Mahama when he assumes office with his excellent proposed policies," he said.

The retired officer encouraged members to sustain their focus and energy in supporting the incoming government, emphasizing the importance of laying the groundwork for future electoral success.

"At the moment, we walk with our heads held high because we have defeated the NPP in the 2024 election.

Let’s use the same energy to support our elected president and appointees in bringing about positive change.

This will ensure even greater rewards from Ghanaians in the 2028 elections," he added.