Businessman and political strategist Edward Agyekum Kufuor has officially declared his intention to contest the New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary primary for the Atiwa Nwabiagya North Constituency.
In a public notice announcing his decision, Mr. Kufuor said his decision followed extensive consultation and prayerful reflection, expressing his commitment to offering what he described as service, strategy and practical solutions to the people of the constituency.
He noted that Atiwa Nwabiagya North remains his home and highlighted his family ties to the area, stating that he was returning to contribute to its development and improve the lives of residents.
Outlining his vision, Mr. Kufuor pledged to champion improved feeder roads to link farming communities to markets, support value addition for cocoa and food crops, enhance the protection of the Barekese catchment area, and expand access to quality education, health services, jobs, skills training and enterprise opportunities.
He also emphasized the importance of party unity and inclusiveness, describing them as his foremost priorities. He pledged to work closely with executives, coordinators, grassroots members and all stakeholders to strengthen the NPP in the constituency.
At the national level, Mr. Kufuor said he would contribute his resources, networks and experience toward the party’s efforts to recapture power in the 2028 elections and help secure a parliamentary majority.
According to him, leadership should be centred on service, strategy and solutions, with the needs of constituents taking precedence over personal ambition.
“I look forward to meeting party members, chiefs and every stakeholder as we write a new chapter for Atiwa Nwabiagya North,” he stated.
Mr. Kufuor concluded his declaration with a call for unity and development in the constituency, urging residents and party faithful to work together toward building what he described as a united, prosperous and proud Atiwa Nwabiagya North.
His announcement adds to growing interest in the constituency ahead of the NPP’s parliamentary selection process for the next general election cycle.