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Unreasonable behavior has no expression in the NPP – Kozie

Special Aide to former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Akosua Asaa Manu, popularly known as Kozie has emphasized the need for discipline and unity within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) as the party gears up to elect its flagbearer next month.

Speaking on Movement Radio on Monday, December 22, 2025, Kozie used the platform to address growing public discourse around internal party conduct, campaign tensions and recent controversies involving party actors.

According to her, the NPP remains a values-driven political organisation whose traditions are anchored in respect for one another, rule of law and responsible political engagement.

“The NPP is a party with a strong tradition and clear values. We have well-defined structures and disciplinary processes. Unreasonable behaviour, no matter who is involved, finds no expression here,” Kozie stated.

While acknowledging that internal competition can be intense, especially during party elections, she urged members to prioritize discipline and respect for cohesion cautioning supporters and communicators of the various factions against actions or statements that could fracture unity or tarnish the party’s public image.

“Our conduct reflects on the entire party. Reckless commentary, misinformation, and personal attacks do not serve our collective interests,” she noted.

Kozie stressed that unity is essential as the party prepares for the January 31st electoral contests, warning that internal divisions have historically weakened political parties hence, surrogate should be mindful and do their politics in a manner that does not negatively affect the party.

“Elections are won by united parties. Differences must be resolved with respect, discipline, and loyalty to the party’s cause,” she added.

Her remarks come at a time when political temperatures are rising ahead of internal party activities, with increased scrutiny on the conduct of aspirants, surrogates and grassroots supporters.

This she concluded by urging party leadership to enforce discipline consistently and fairly, while reminding members to stay focused on the ultimate objective of winning power to deliver good governance to Ghanaians.

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