Cape Coast Mayor, George Justice Arthur has questioned the opposition New Patriotic Party’s chances of returning to government in 2028.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Class FM’s Elizabeth Aidoo, Mr. Arthur argued that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) must rebuild its internal structures and strengthen the party if it hopes to regain the confidence of voters.

The Mayor dismissed suggestions that the NPP could spring a surprise in the next elections, saying the party has a considerable work to do to restore its political fortunes.

He also criticised the party’s record during its time in government, accusing it of mishandling several issues.

Mr. Arthur remarked that God would not allow the NPP to regain power given its record in office.

“God is not a wicked God to let NPP come back to power,” he asserted and stressedd the NPP needs to focus on rebuilding itself rather than assuming it could easily return to government in 2028.

He further took a subtle jab at the party saying they should consider bringing back former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta as part of efforts to regain political power in the 2028 general elections.