The Director of Communications for the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Richard Ahiagba, has stated that the party will not make public the findings of the 12-member committee that investigated its defeat in the 2024 general elections.
Speaking to JoyNews after the party’s leadership received the report from the committee, chaired by Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye in Accra on Wednesday, Mr Ahiagba explained that the report is intended for internal use only.
“It is an internal document that will guide the party’s reform process and help position us for victory in 2028. So, while it may not have been explicitly stated, it is clearly implied that the document is not meant for public consumption,” he said.
He added, “There are ways our supporters will be made aware of the key issues without the report being officially released to the public.”
Mr Ahiagbah stressed that the recommendations outlined in the findings will play a critical role in shaping the party’s actions and strategies leading up to the next election.
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