NPP Dallas Chapter ushers in new leadership

The Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter of the New Patriotic Party (NPP-USA) officially inaugurated its new slate of executives in a ceremony held on October 25th 2026 in Dallas.

The exercise reaffirms the chapter’s commitment to mobilizing support for working hard towards making Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia the next President of Ghana and strengthening the party’s diaspora presence.

The swearing-in marks a renewed chapter for the organization, which has historically served as a key mobilization hub for the Danquah-Busia-Dombo tradition in North Texas .

The newly inducted officers were administered the oath of office by Dr. Stella Green, an elder of the NPP DFW Chapter.

She charged the new executives to uphold the values of the party and serve the Ghanaian community with integrity.‌

In his acceptance remarks, the elected Chapter Chairman Kliphord Darkwah, expressed gratitude for the confidence reposed in the executive body.

He outlined a forward-looking agenda focused on membership expansion, enhanced community engagement, and robust support for the party’s national agenda ahead of the 2028 electoral cycle.

“Our mandate is clear: to work together to ensure that Dr. Bawumia and the NPP win the 2028 polls in Ghana, to build a cohesive and active base here in Dallas-Fort Worth that not only champions the ideals of the NPP but also serves as a bridge between our members and the homeland,” stated Mr. Darkwah.

“We are committed to transparency, inclusivity, and hard work as we galvanize our community.”

The event was attended by distinguished guests, members of the NPP-DFW Chapter and some members of the Ghanaian community in DFW.

The ceremony concluded with a call for unity and collective action among all members to ensure the chapter remains a formidable force within the party’s North American structure.

About NPP Dallas Chapter

The NPP Dallas Chapter is the local wing of the New Patriotic Party in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area of the United States of America
(NPP D/FW Chapter) dedicated to promoting the Party’s philosophy of property-owning democracy and supporting the socio-economic advancement of Ghana.

The chapter serves as a community hub for Ghanaians in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, facilitating civic engagement and cultural connection.

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