A leading youth figure within the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Alfred Ababio Kumi, popularly known as Adenta Kumi, has officially declared his intention to contest for the position of National Youth Organiser.
Announcing his bid, Kumi emphasized that the future of the party depends on reconnecting with young people and restoring their confidence ahead of the 2028 general election.
He noted that the outcome of the next election will largely hinge on how effectively the party mobilises and empowers the youth.
Acknowledging communication gaps that affected the party’s performance in the 2024 election—describing it as “a bit dull”—Kumi pledged to introduce innovative strategies to strengthen engagement and narrative control.
Central to his vision is the establishment of a robust youth secretariat anchored on research, job creation, and opportunity tracking.
He outlined plans to drive entrepreneurship among young members and launch a nationwide Youth Corps programme aimed at skills development and structured political participation.
Kumi also proposed the development of a digital youth mobilisation app to promote the party’s programmes and achievements while coordinating grassroots activism across the country.
In addition, he promised logistical support for regional and constituency youth organisers, including the provision of vehicles or motorbikes to enhance operational efficiency.
Describing his ambition as “a mission to revive the party,” Kumi called on young patriots across the country to rally behind what he termed a renewal agenda.
He urged party faithful and supporters to join him in rebuilding confidence in the NPP and positioning it strongly for 2028.
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