NPP Issues Directive to Members: Cease Public Discussions That Create Disaffection

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has issued a directive to its members, urging them to refrain from discussing internal party issues that could cause unrest or disaffection in the media and other public platforms.

In a statement released today, the party acknowledged the disappointment and emotional distress among members following its defeat in the last election. While recognizing that many members have expressed their frustrations on various platforms, the party leadership is calling for calm and unity.

The directive, signed by NPP General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong, emphasizes that party members must immediately cease discussions that could foster negativity and division. The statement references Article 10(7)(5) of the party’s constitution, which mandates the coordination of party activities and operations. It also highlights Article 3(5), which calls on members to promote and defend the party’s reputation.

The NPP leadership has warned that any member who violates this directive will be referred to the appropriate disciplinary committees at the national, regional, or constituency levels.

The statement concludes with a call for unity, urging members to uphold the values of the NPP and work together to rebuild a stronger party for the future.