2028 election is a done deal win for us the NPP – Benard

According to report by Ghonetv on Thursday 29, October 2026, Bernard Kwame Owiredu Esq., a member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Communications Team, has expressed confidence in the party’s prospects ahead of Ghana’s 2028 general elections, declaring that victory is assured for the party.

According to Mr Owiredu, the NPP is optimistic about its chances of returning to power in the next general election. His statement, “2028 is a done deal win for us,” reflects his confidence in the party’s ability to secure the support of voters across the country.

The declaration comes as political parties continue to position themselves ahead of the 2028 elections, with discussions surrounding leadership, governance, economic management and campaign strategies expected to feature prominently in the political landscape.

For the NPP, the period leading up to the elections is likely to involve efforts to strengthen its grassroots structures, mobilise supporters and communicate its vision for Ghana’s future. Party members and communicators are also expected to engage the public on the party’s record in government, its current political direction and the policies it intends to present to voters.

However, while Mr Owiredu has expressed strong confidence in the NPP’s chances, the outcome of the 2028 general elections will ultimately depend on the choices made by Ghanaian voters. Electoral success is influenced by several factors, including the performance and credibility of political parties, the quality of their campaign messages, their proposed policies and the concerns of the electorate.

The governing party and the opposition will have opportunities to present their respective records and plans as the election approaches. Voters will then assess the competing messages and decide which party they believe can best address the country’s needs.

Mr Owiredu’s statement adds to the political commentary surrounding the next general election and highlights the confidence some NPP members have expressed about the party’s electoral ambitions.

Further details about the circumstances surrounding his declaration, including any specific reasons he gave for his confidence, were not provided in the statement available.

As Ghana moves closer to the 2028 polls, statements from political figures are expected to remain part of the broader conversation about party readiness, public confidence and the country’s political future.

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