
“I want to be back in power because opposition has made us [NPP] miserable,” Hawa Koomson stated, reflecting growing frustration within the NPP after losing government. She said the experience in opposition has affected morale and resources, and a return to power would allow the party to implement its programmes for women and youth more effectively.
“If I had not carried pepper spray with me, I would have died in the Ablekuma North rerun assault,” Hawa Koomson recounted. According to her, the experience proved that women in politics and electoral work face real physical dangers and need practical self-defense tools. The Ablekuma North rerun, which trended heavily on GHOne TV, was marred by reports of assault and intimidation.
Hawa Koomson is contesting for NPP National Women’s Organizer, a key role responsible for mobilizing women across all 16 regions. She argues her tough leadership and grassroots experience make her ideal to energize the women’s wing, restore morale after the opposition setback, and prepare for the 2028 general election. The GHOne TV interview continues to trend under #EIBNetwork and #GHOneTV.
Author: Stella Sunu • Published on http://Howedey.com





