NPP lost our base because we did things people didn’t like— Afenyo-Markin

In a candid reflection on the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) recent electoral setbacks, Deputy Majority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin acknowledged that the party has lost significant support among its traditional base. Speaking at a recent event, he attributed this decline to decisions made by the party that did not resonate with voters. Afenyo-Markin emphasized the need for introspection and urged party members to engage more closely with constituents to understand their concerns. He highlighted that listening to the electorate is crucial for regaining trust and support. The Deputy Majority Leader also underscored the importance of unity within the party as it prepares for future elections. He called for a collective effort to realign with voters’ expectations and restore confidence in NPP leadership. This acknowledgment from Afenyo-Markin reflects broader frustrations within the party, signaling a pivotal moment where re-engagement with grassroots sentiments could be vital for reversing electoral fortunes in upcoming contests.