
Wilson Dabuo, popularly known as Willybob, has formally declared his intention to contest for a leadership position in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Nandom Constituency, pledging to restore party unity, strengthen grassroots structures and revive the area's tradition of educational excellence.
In a declaration of intent, Mr Dabuo, an indigene of Zimuopare, one of the founding communities of Nandom, said his decision to contest was motivated not by personal ambition but by a sense of duty to the Danquah-Busia-Dombo tradition and the need to strengthen the party's presence across the constituency.
He said his years of service to the NPP, coupled with his experience in party organisation, communication and local governance, have equipped him to provide responsible leadership and effective representation.
Mr Dabuo traced his involvement in the NPP to 2000, when he began serving in various capacities within the party, including Youth Wing Organising Secretary, Lead Speaker and Zonal Secretary.
His political experience also includes serving as Assembly Member for Nandom East from 2006 to 2010 and as a member of the NPP National Communication Team between 2014 and 2021.
In 2017, he was among two candidates shortlisted for appointment as Municipal Chief Executive of the Nandom Municipal Assembly. He has also contributed to the party through research and disciplinary assignments.
Vision for Nandom
Outlining his vision for the constituency, Mr Dabuo identified party unity, educational development and grassroots organisation as the three key pillars that would guide his leadership.
On party unity, he called for renewed efforts to restore the dignity of founding members, reconcile aggrieved party faithful and reintegrate those who may have become disconnected from the party.
He stressed that a united party must be built on fairness, mutual respect and a genuine sense of belonging, adding that bringing all members together is essential to advancing the collective interests of the NPP in Nandom.
Focus on Education
On education, Mr Dabuo expressed concern about the need to restore Nandom's reputation for academic excellence. He proposed improving educational infrastructure, strengthening support for teachers, expanding scholarship opportunities and introducing mentorship programmes for students.
According to him, sustained investment in education, coupled with guidance and support for young people, would create opportunities and secure a brighter future for the constituency.
Strengthening Party Structures
Touching on party organisation, Mr Dabuo proposed a comprehensive rebuilding of the NPP from the polling station level, with particular emphasis on strengthening the Youth Wing, Women's Wing and the Tertiary Students Confederacy (TESCON).
He also underscored the importance of consistent engagement with party members and residents across the constituency, arguing that effective political organisation requires leaders to remain accessible and closely connected to the grassroots.
Mr Dabuo said he is offering his experience, commitment to accountability and proven record of service to the party, expressing confidence that his agenda would strengthen the NPP and improve its fortunes in the constituency.
His declaration is anchored on the message: "Nandom First. Party Unity. Responsible Representation," which he said reflects his commitment to placing the interests of the constituency and the collective good of the party above personal considerations.



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