Bawumia supports NPP with GHS3m for welfare activities

The 2024 flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has donated a total amount of GHC 3 million to the party to support its welfare initiatives in the first quarter of 2025.
In January, he handed 2 million Ghana cedis to the National Treasurer on behalf of the General Secretary and the National Chairman, and some weeks ago also gave 1 million Ghana cedis as an add-on.
The donation, which was made last week, was handed over to the party’s National Treasurer, Mr. Charles Dwamena, at the party’s headquarters in Accra.
According to the national executives of the party, the donation is aimed at strengthening the party’s internal welfare systems and supporting members in times of need. It also forms part of Dr. Bawumia’s continuous commitment to the well-being of party faithful and grassroots supporters across the country.
Receiving the donation, Mr. Dwamena expressed the party’s gratitude to Dr. Bawumia for his timely and generous contribution, emphasising that the funds would be put to prudent use to support various welfare activities.
The donation comes at a time when the party is intensifying its preparations for the next party primaries, with renewed focus on unity, support for its members, and effective grassroots mobilisation.
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
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