Former Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Sarah Adwoa Safo, has been included in a powerful campaign structure assembled to support Bernard Antwi Boasiako—popularly known as Chairman Wontumi—in his bid for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Chairmanship.
The announcement comes as internal jockeying intensifies within the NPP ahead of its national executive elections, with competing camps positioning themselves to influence the party’s direction toward the 2028 general elections.
Chairman Wontumi’s 35-member campaign team has been structured to combine political experience, parliamentary influence, and grassroots mobilisation capacity, reflecting what his camp describes as a “rebuilding and unification agenda” for the party.
The team is headed by former Sunyani East MP and ex-Majority Chief Whip Kwasi Ameyaw-Cheremeh as Campaign Chairman, while former MP George Boahen Oduro serves as Campaign Manager.
Other prominent figures brought into the structure include Stephen Amoah, former Trobu MP Moses Anim, former Ablekuma North MP Akua Afriyie, and former Central Regional Minister Justina Marigold Assan. Former Deputy Lands Minister George Mireku Duker is also part of the team.
On the communications front, former government spokesperson Palgrave Boakye-Danquah and strategist Ewuradjoa Coleman will coordinate media engagement and messaging strategy for the campaign.
According to the campaign outline, the structure has been divided into specialised units covering field operations, electoral strategy, political affairs, welfare management, external relations, women’s mobilisation, and security coordination.
Chairman Wontumi’s camp says the broad-based team reflects a deliberate effort to strengthen party unity, energise grassroots structures, and consolidate internal support as the NPP prepares for its next phase of leadership contests and national election strategy building.
The campaign is expected to intensify in the coming months as the party moves toward its internal elections.
