Kate Oduro has officially declared her intention to contest the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) parliamentary candidate position in the Lower West Akim Constituency, promising to prioritise party unity, reconciliation and grassroots engagement ahead of the 2028 general elections.
In her declaration of intent, Kate Sakyiwah Oduro said her decision to enter the parliamentary race is driven by a desire to serve the people of Lower West Akim rather than pursue personal interests.
She maintained that leadership should be defined by humility, selflessness, commitment, and the willingness to put the needs of constituents and party members first.
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The aspiring NPP parliamentary candidate said her ambition goes beyond securing a parliamentary position, explaining that she intends to help rebuild relationships, heal divisions and restore unity within the party in the constituency.
According to her, Lower West Akim needs a renewed sense of purpose in which every party member, supporter and stakeholder feels valued and included in the party’s political activities.
“I believe we are stronger together, and that every member, supporter and stakeholder has an important role to play in this journey,” she stated.
Kate Oduro identified reconciliation and unity as key priorities of her proposed leadership, pledging to listen to party members, address their concerns and work towards building a more cohesive political front.
She said rebuilding trust and strengthening relationships among NPP members would be important to the party’s efforts to reclaim the Lower West Akim parliamentary seat.
Her declaration comes as the party looks ahead to the 2028 general elections, with the aspiring candidate expressing her commitment to increasing the NPP’s votes in the constituency.
She also pledged to support the party’s presidential ambition of securing victory for former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia in the 2028 presidential election.
Kate Oduro called for collective commitment and renewed hope, arguing that achieving the party’s objectives would require the participation of members regardless of their previous political differences.
Under the campaign identity, “Kate Oduro – The Woman We Know,” she presents her candidacy around the values of humility, service, love and reconciliation.
Her accompanying slogan, “CHANGE IS COMING!”, reflects her stated desire to introduce a renewed political direction in Lower West Akim.
As the NPP prepares for its parliamentary candidate selection process in the constituency, her declaration formally places her among those seeking the party’s parliamentary ticket.
She said, “I come with humility. I come with love. I come to serve.”
Her campaign message, “THE WOMAN WE KNOW – CHANGE IS COMING!”, forms the central identity of her bid to represent the NPP in the Lower West Akim Constituency.