NPP Unity Conference Marks Rebuilding Path to 2028 Victory – Chairman Appiah Kubi
In a defining moment for the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) political resurgence, Chairman Isaac Appiah Kubi led a ground-breaking NPP West London Chapter ‘s Unity Conference that signals the party’s determined march toward the 2028 elections.
The West London Chapter gathering, brought together a diverse coalition of party stalwarts, diaspora leaders, and grassroots executives in what Chairman Appiah Kubi described as a critical first step in the NPP’s strategic rebuilding process.
“Nothing is Impossible” – A Message of Determination:
Speaking with characteristic passion, Chairman Appiah Kubi shared a compelling story that encapsulates the party’s renewed spirit. “I called a very great patron that I have so much confidence in,” he recounted. “I said, I think the journey that our party is on, I will appreciate we contribute to what is happening to help the unity that we’ve all been talking about.”
When initially told that achieving meaningful party unity within two weeks was “impossible,” the chairman’s response was resolute: “Nothing is impossible, and that is a simple reason why we are here today.”
Strategic Unity Beyond Individual Agenda:
The conference emphasized collective purpose over personal ambitions. “This is not about individual agenda, but about the NPP’s collective agenda,” Chairman Appiah Kubi declared, setting the tone for a party-first approach to political recovery.
The event showcased the NPP’s comprehensive approach to rebuilding, with carefully selected representatives from various party wings in attendance, including:
– Reverend Alex, representing key party leadership
– Honorable Alex , head of the Diaspora team
– Local MPs and constituency representatives
– National Party protocol directors
– Branch chairmen and executives
– Former party officials, including former First Vice
Building on Historical Success:
Drawing inspiration from Ghana’s development journey, Chairman Appiah Kubi reminded attendees of the NPP’s proven track record. “We have a great party that can politic Ghana to where it needs to be. We have seen it, especially for those of us who are in this country. We are here because of how they have built this country.”
He emphasized that sustainable political success requires patience and unity: “They didn’t build it just in a day. They built it by uniting together. And I know the NPP party will do so.”
A Foundation for 2028:
The Unity Conference represents more than symbolic gesture—it marks the beginning of a systematic approach to political renewal. By bringing together diaspora voices, local leadership, and party veterans, the NPP is demonstrating its commitment to inclusive rebuilding.
The success of the West London gathering, achieved despite initial scepticism about its feasibility, serves as proof of concept for the party’s broader reunification strategy.
As the NPP looks toward 2028, Chairman Appiah Kubi’s message is clear: through unity, strategic planning, and unwavering determination, the party is positioning itself not just to compete, but to reclaim political leadership in Ghana.
