The Member of Parliament for Atwima Nwabiagya North, Hon. Frank Yeboah, has participated in the National Thanksgiving Service organised by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to express gratitude to God for the successful election of the party’s flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, during its 31st presidential primaries elections
The solemn yet celebratory service was held as a moment of appreciation and spiritual reflection following Dr. Bawumia’s victory in the party’s flagbearership election. Party leaders and members gathered to thank God for what they described as divine guidance, unity and a peaceful internal electoral process that led to his endorsement as the NPP’s presidential candidate.
The event brought together members of the National Executive Committee, Members of Parliament, regional and constituency executives, and grassroots supporters from across the country. The gathering was characterised by prayers, worship and messages centred on unity, humility and collective responsibility as the party prepares for the next general election.
Hon. Frank Yeboah joined colleagues and party faithful in prayer and thanksgiving, describing the service as a significant spiritual exercise that reinforces unity and shared purpose within the NPP. According to him, giving thanks to God after a major internal contest demonstrates the party’s recognition of faith as a guiding principle in its political journey.
He noted that the victory of Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia at the 31st presidential primaries elections represents not only a political milestone but also a call for greater unity and renewed commitment among party members. Hon. Yeboah emphasised that moments of thanksgiving help strengthen leadership resolve and remind members of their duty to serve with integrity, discipline and patriotism.
The MP further encouraged party supporters, especially at the grassroots level, to rally behind the flagbearer and work collectively towards victory in the upcoming national elections. He stressed that unity of purpose, respect for party structures and active engagement at all levels would be crucial in advancing the NPP’s agenda.
Hon. Yeboah reiterated his unwavering dedication to the development of Atwima Nwabiagya North, assuring constituents that while he remains loyal to party ideals, his foremost priority continues to be the welfare and progress of the people he represents.
The National Thanksgiving Service formed part of the NPP’s broader efforts to consolidate internal cohesion following the flagbearership election. Prayers were also offered for national peace, stability and prosperity, as religious leaders urged politicians to pursue leadership anchored in service and accountability.
Hon. Frank Yeboah’s participation in the thanksgiving service underscored his commitment to faith-based leadership, party unity and the collective vision of positioning Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia for success in the forthcoming general election.
