DEPUTY NATIONAL YOUTH ORGANIZER OF THE NPP, HON. ISAAC JAY HYDE, ENGAGES ANYAA SOWUTUOM CONSTITUENCY FOR 2024 ELECTION VICTORY

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By: Siaw M. Bright


The Deputy National Youth Organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Hon. Isaac Jay Hyde has joined the party's youth wing to engage Constituency Executives of the Anyaa Sowutuom Constituency for its Electoral Area, as part of the party's mobilization and reorganization efforts to win the 2024 election.


DEPUTY NATIONAL YOUTH ORGANIZER OF THE NPP, HON. ISAAC JAY HYDE



The engagement, held in Accra, was aimed at soliciting concerns and issues from the party's grassroots level to help shape the party's strategies toward victory in the upcoming election. The focus of the engagement was to understand the concerns and issues within the party's grassroots, as the input of the grassroots is essential in shaping the party's strategies.





Addressing the Constituency Executives, Hon. Isaac Jay Hyde emphasized the need for the party to remain united and focused on its ultimate goal of retaining power in the 2024 elections. He further stated that the success of the party depended largely on its mobilization and reorganization strategies, which must be informed by the concerns and issues raised by the party's grassroots.




Hon. Isaac Jay Hyde encouraged the Constituency Executives to identify the needs and concerns of their constituents and work towards addressing them promptly. He also urged them to adopt innovative strategies that would help the party reach out to new members and expand its support base.




In response, the Constituency Executives pledged their commitment to the party's vision and expressed their readiness to work tirelessly to ensure its success in the upcoming elections. 





The engagement forms part of a series of activities planned by the NPP to mobilize and reorganize its grassroots in preparation for the 2024 elections. The party's leadership has expressed confidence in its ability to retain power and has called on its supporters to remain united and focused on its ultimate goal.



Source: McBest Online

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