National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Stephen Ntim, has rallied party members to unite in their efforts to secure a first-round victory for the party's flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, in the upcoming December elections.

Addressing the gathering during Dr Bawumia's national address on February 7 at the UPSA auditorium in Accra, Ntim emphasized the importance of collective action and cohesion within the party.

Ntim underscored that achieving victory in the December elections should be the collective goal of every party supporter, urging members to set aside individual aspirations and prioritize the party's success.

"I expect all parliamentary candidates and party executives to take immediate action by reaching out to all unsuccessful aspirants and forming formidable constituency campaign teams to guarantee our party retains its majority in the 10th parliament. Failure to do so is not an option. We have to ensure we do away with our differences and come together. Let us bridge every gap, heal every wound, and work together with renewed passion for victory," Ntim urged.

He emphasized the importance of inclusivity and collaboration within the party, advising newly-elected parliamentary candidates and party executives to reach out to unsuccessful aspirants and foster a spirit of unity.

"When we stand united, we are unstoppable. Let’s join hands and march in unity towards a resounding first-round victory on December 7. It’s indeed possible," Ntim declared.

Ntim also lauded the selection of Dr. Bawumia as the party's flagbearer, highlighting his unwavering commitment and diligence. He emphasized that Dr. Bawumia's leadership exemplifies the party's embrace of diverse perspectives and inclusivity.

As the NPP prepares for the December elections, Ntim's call for unity and collective action underscores the party's determination to secure victory and continue its governance agenda. With the support and cooperation of party members, the NPP aims to consolidate its position and deliver on its promises to the Ghanaian people.