The New Patriotic Party (NPP) held its national executive elections in Kumasi, Ghana, resulting in the selection of 11 new leaders. John Boadu was elected as chairman, while Justin Frimpong Kodua, the incumbent general secretary, retained his position.
The election took place during a high-stakes delegates conference, where members voted on leadership roles. Kodua's re-election as general secretary was confirmed after a competitive process. Boadu, a new face in the party's leadership, will now oversee the party's operations ahead of the 2028 elections.
This leadership reshuffle comes as the NPP prepares for its next electoral cycle. Kodua's continued role signals a focus on stability and continuity within the party. The election results reflect the party's internal dynamics and its strategy for upcoming political challenges.
