Dr Moses Atinga unveils 3-point plan to rebuild NPP in the Upper East

Atinga is contesting for the position of Regional Chairman in the Upper East Region A seasoned party organiser with decades of grassroots service is positioning himself as the candidate to steady the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Upper East Region, following a stretch of election losses and internal friction that has left sections of the party's base uneasy.

On organisation, Atinga is proposing to invest more heavily in training and developing party officers at every level from polling station executives up through electoral area coordinators, constituency officers and regional leadership, to build a party that stays active between elections rather than mobilising only when campaign season arrives.

What's at stake Atinga's supporters are framing the contest as more than a leadership vote: a decision about what kind of party the Upper East NPP wants to become: unified or fractured, organised year-round or active only at election time, and proactive in its messaging or constantly on the back foot.