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Be humble and admit your mistakes to Ghanaians – Patrick Boamah tells NPP

Patrick Yaw Boamah is MP for Okaikwei Central The Member of Parliament for Okaikwei Central, Patrick Yaw Boamah, has called on the newly elected national leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to approach the Ghanaian electorate with humility, candidly acknowledge past shortcomings, and be meticulous in selecting acceptable parliamentary candidates ahead of the next general elections.
Analysing the newly elected national executive team, Boamah described the outcome as a strategic advantage, pointing out that the retention of the incumbent General Secretary, alongside the election of a new National Chairman and other officers, provides a combination of institutional memory and renewed momentum.
That combination of institutional memory, freshness, and broad national appeal positions the party strategically to win the next general election," he observed.
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