Grassroots 'Elephant Unity' Project Emerges to Safeguard NPP's Future
A grassroots movement, the Unity Project, has emerged within the New Patriotic Party (NPP). The group, backed by former President Nana Akufo-Addo, aims to safeguard the party's values and continuity ahead of the 2024 and 2028 elections.
The Unity Project is a coalition of polling station executives, TESCON members, diaspora patriots, former and current appointees, and other loyal NPP supporters. It openly calls out and rejects any aspirant or supporter who attempts to divide the party or discredit its leaders. The group's focus is not about backing any specific presidential hopeful but about defending the NPP's image and legacy from internal attacks.
The group emphasizes that unity must be demonstrated through action, not just speeches. It uses the metaphor 'when the elephant is divided, the hunters rejoice. But when the elephant walks together, no forest can stop it' to urge supporters to stay united. The Unity Project calls for unity and discipline among NPP members for the party's post-2024 future and the 2028 elections. It aims to engage party elders, former presidents, grassroots leaders, and stakeholders nationwide to consolidate unity within the NPP.
The Unity Project, with the support of former President Nana Akufo-Addo, is committed to preserving the NPP's unity and legacy. By engaging key stakeholders and rejecting divisive elements, the group seeks to strengthen the party's position for the upcoming elections.
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