With unity and consistency, we can regain the trust of Ghanaians - Bawumia to NPP

The 2024 Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has emphasised the need for unity and consistency within the party as essential tools to regain the trust of the Ghanaian people ahead of the December general elections.
Addressing delegates at the NPP’s National Annual Delegates Conference on Saturday, July 19, at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, Dr Bawumia urged party members to remain focused and committed to the collective goal of securing victory. “With unity and consistency, we can regain the trust of Ghanaians,” he declared.
Dr Bawumia noted that while the party had achieved significant milestones in government, lapses in internal cohesion and communication had affected public perception.
“We must admit that when we are not united or when our message is not consistent, the people lose confidence in us. Let us not take their trust for granted,” he cautioned.
The Vice President called on NPP members at all levels to avoid internal divisions and channel their energies towards delivering a compelling campaign that addresses the concerns of ordinary Ghanaians.
“Let us go to the people with humility, honesty and a clear vision. That is how we can win together,” he concluded
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
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