Dr. Bryan Acheampong, the current Member of Parliament for Abetifi, is reportedly gearing up to seek the presidential nomination for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the lead-up to the 2028 elections. This announcement comes from Andy Appiah-Kubi, a former MP for Asante Akim North, who has publicly endorsed Acheampong as the party's optimal candidate to foster unity and drive electoral success.
In statements made to the media, Appiah-Kubi suggested that significant internal discussions are already taking place regarding Dr. Acheampong’s potential candidacy. He emphasized that the Abetifi MP is not just a political figure but a unifier whose leadership embodies both intellect and business acumen—qualities that are essential for the next phase of the NPP’s campaign.
“Presenting a candidate capable of rejuvenating our party is of utmost importance, and Dr. Bryan Acheampong is preparing to undertake that challenge,” Appiah-Kubi stated. He characterized Acheampong as a compelling choice who brings together the strengths needed to resonate with both party loyalists and undecided voters alike.
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While Dr. Acheampong has yet to formally announce his intention to run, the growing momentum behind him within the party is palpable. With increasing endorsements from influential party members, there is a strong belief that he could emerge as a formidable candidate in the upcoming race for the NPP’s presidential nominee.
The stakes are particularly high for the NPP in the 2028 elections, perceived as a pivotal moment for the party to reclaim its position of power after recent challenges. Insiders within the party suggest that a candidate like Dr. Acheampong, who is seen as a figure capable of rallying support and fostering cohesion, may well be the key to their electoral aspirations.
As the political landscape evolves, all eyes will be on Dr. Acheampong to see if he will take the next step and officially enter the race. Should he choose to run, his existing profile as a capable and effective leader may well position him as the party's best chance to win back the confidence of the electorate.