The leading contender for the National Women’s Organizer position of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Hon. Mavis Hawa Koomson, has broken her silence on the growing political tension ahead of the party’s internal elections, stating emphatically that she is not a violent person but cannot be intimidated.
In a firm yet composed statement, the former Member of Parliament for Awutu Senya East and former Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture Development declared that her track record of courage, resilience, and grassroots connection will not be undermined by intimidation tactics from any quarters.
“I am not a violent person, but I cannot be intimidated,” Hon. Hawa Koomson stated.
The declaration comes at a time when political activities within the NPP are heating up ahead of the party’s National Delegates Conference scheduled for October 3, where national executives will be elected to lead the party into the 2028 general elections.
Hon. Hawa Koomson, who has emerged as the favourite and the people’s choice for the Women’s Organizer portfolio, said her decision to contest is borne out of a deep desire to reorganize, empower and reposition the women’s wing of the party as a formidable force for victory.
According to close associates and grassroots supporters, her candidature represents hope for the base of the party. Many describe her as a fearless, affable, and results-oriented leader who has over the years demonstrated unwavering loyalty to the NPP and a strong connection with women across the length and breadth of the country.
Party insiders note that despite attempts to paint her in a certain light due to past political incidents, Hon. Koomson remains one of the most hardworking and dedicated women leaders the party has produced, with a proven capacity to mobilize women, defend the party, and deliver results.
Speaking in an on a show united television monitored by oseikromfm.com, Hon. Koomson emphasized that her focus is on unity, empowerment, and victory, and that no amount of intimidation will deter her from her mission to serve the women of the NPP.
As the October 3 polls approach, momentum appears to be gathering strongly behind Hon. Mavis Hawa Koomson, who is widely regarded as the grassroots’ choice to lead the NPP Women’s Wing into a new era of strength, inclusion, and electoral success.
She has therefore called on all women delegates and party faithful to remain resolute and rally behind her candidature for a more vibrant and victorious women’s front.
