2028 election: NDC doesn't have to fail for Bawumia to win - Kpandai MP
Matthew Nyindam, Member of Parliament for Kpandai, stated on Monday in a Facebook post that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) does not need the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) to fail in order to win the 2028 general elections. He said, "The NDC doesn't have to FAIL Ghanaians for the NPP to win."
Mr. Nyindam believes the party's flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, can secure victory by presenting Ghanaians with more convincing policies and practical solutions. He expressed confidence that Dr. Bawumia's chances in the 2028 elections would depend on the strength of his policy proposals and the trust Ghanaians place in his leadership. Mr. Nyandem ended his post with a prayer for God's blessings on Ghana.
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Kpandai MP Matthew Nyindam has weighed in on the 2028 general elections, offering a perspective on how the New Patriotic Party (NPP) can secure
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