New Patriotic Party (NPP’s) General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong says most of the components which contributed to the defeat of the birthday celebration within the 2024 normal elections have now been addressed.

The birthday celebration formally introduced its amended charter 2025 on the birthday celebration’s headquarters in Asylum Down, Accra.

Speaking on the release, Mr Kodua mentioned the birthday celebration undertook a rigorous evaluate and modification procedure to spot and proper weaknesses.

“I’m proud to say that many of the issues, which in one way or another, culminated in our loss on 7 December 2024, have been addressed in this amended constitution,” Mr Kodua declared.

He defined that the birthday celebration launched into a radical and consultative procedure following its electoral setback.

Amid the turbulence of the post-election duration, a Review Committee, chaired via the Former Speaker of Parliament, Prof Aaron Mike Oquaye, was once set as much as trip around the nation and accumulate comments from birthday celebration contributors at the causes for the defeat.

After the committee submitted its file, an Amendment Committee, led via attorney Frank Davies, was once tasked with analyzing the charter and proposing reforms to make sure it addresses gaps and stays related to each present and long run demanding situations.

Mr Kodua highlighted that probably the most key causes for the 2024 defeat was once apathy throughout the birthday celebration, specifically amongst former executives who felt sidelined.

“In our current constitution, we have expanded our electoral college to make room for former party executives at the constituency, regional, and national levels, and even former Members of Parliament now have voting rights. All these measures are intended to address apathy and encourage broader participation within the party,” he mentioned.

He defined that communique shortcomings throughout the elections have been additionally cited as a crucial space for reform. Many had criticised the birthday celebration for failing to successfully be in contact its achievements and for the loss of administration amongst its more than a few communique directorates.

“One of our shortfalls, even from the forefathers of the UGCC, has always been in handling propaganda and misinformation from our opponents. In this new constitutional amendment, we have painstakingly reviewed how our communication has been managed from the time of the UGCC to the present, to ensure better coordination and to prevent opponents from exploiting misinformation against our party,” Mr Kodua famous.

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