NPP Greater Regina Chapter Congratulates Newly Elected National Officers, Pledges Full Support Towards 2028 Victory
The Greater Regina Chapter of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Canada has congratulated the newly elected National Officers of the party and pledged its full support to work towards victory in the 2028 general elections.
In a statement signed by the Acting Secretary of the Chapter, Stephen Darko, MPP, MSc, on behalf of the Executive and the entire membership, the diaspora branch commended the party for a successful national officers election.
“On behalf of the Executive and the entire membership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Regina Greater Regina Chapter, I extend our warmest congratulations to all newly elected National Officers of our great party,” the statement said.
The Chapter also commended the Election Committee for organizing what it described as a credible, peaceful, and competitive election, and praised delegates, candidates, campaign teams and supporters for their maturity and respectful conduct throughout the process.
According to the Chapter, the victory of the newly elected officers is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the confidence delegates have placed in them, while also commending all who offered themselves for service.
The statement further called for unity, healing and reconciliation after the elections.
“As with every competitive election, disagreements may arise and some words or actions may unintentionally offend fellow party members. We therefore encourage our new leaders to embrace humility, reconciliation, and inclusiveness. Where necessary, let us extend apologies, mend relationships, and reach out to fellow contestants and their supporters. The election is over; it is now time to unite and work together.”
“This is a time for unity, healing, and collective action but not division or exclusion. We must put individual ambitions aside and place the interests of the NPP and Ghana above all else,” it added.
The NPP Greater Regina Chapter reiterated its commitment to support the new leadership with time, ideas, resources and energy toward strengthening the party.
“The road ahead will require commitment, sacrifice, discipline, and unity. Let us therefore close ranks and work together to regain the confidence and support of the Ghanaian people.”
“The elephant is indeed a winning symbol, and with unity, dedication, and hard work, we can win power back for the good people of Ghana in 2028,” the statement concluded.
The Chapter wished the newly elected officers wisdom, strength, humility and success in their service to the party.
Signed,
*Stephen Darko, MPP, MSc.
Acting Secretary
NPP Greater Regina Chapter
Regina, SK, Canada
