“Stop the Blame Game” – Bawumia Calls for Unity Amidst NPP Defeat
Vice President urges supporters to focus on rebuilding the party, stressing that unity is key to future success.
- Dr. Bawumia attributes the defeat to voter apathy, not NDC’s improved performance
- He urges NPP supporters to stop the blame game and prioritize party unity
- The Vice President believes that unity will pave the way for future success despite the loss
Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has urged New Patriotic Party (NPP) supporters to focus on unity rather than blaming each other for the party’s defeat.
In a meeting with executives from the Klottey Korley constituency, Dr. Bawumia highlighted voter apathy as the main reason behind the loss, explaining that the NPP unintentionally handed victory to the National Democratic Congress (NDC), rather than the opposition outshining their 2020 performance.
“We didn’t meet our expectations, which is why we conceded, but this isn’t the end,” he stated. “We lost a battle, not the war. The NDC didn’t win because their numbers remained the same; ours dropped by 40 percent.”
Dr. Bawumia stressed the importance of standing united, urging supporters to move past the blame game. “Division will only weaken us. Let’s focus on the future, on strengthening the party, and putting personal ambitions aside. Together, we will succeed,” he said.
