The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has taken a major step toward internal reform, as its National Executive Committee (NEC) formally passes a set of proposed constitutional amendments to the National Council for review.
The proposals—developed by the party’s Constitution Review Committee—will now undergo detailed evaluation by the National Council. Once reviewed, the amendments are expected to be finalized at the NPP’s National Delegates Conference.
Among the key reforms under consideration are the official inclusion of appointed executives within the party’s leadership structure and the scheduling of the presidential primaries in relation to other internal elections.
With the NEC’s endorsement complete, the focus now shifts to the National Council’s deliberations, which will shape the future direction and governance of the party.
