Former Greater Accra Regional Minister and former Tema East Member of Parliament, Daniel Nii Kwatei Titus-Glover, has successfully completed his campaign tour of the Eastern Region as he intensifies his bid to become the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) next National Organiser.

The campaign, which covered all 33 constituencies in the region, formed part of Mr Titus-Glover's nationwide engagement with party delegates and grassroots members ahead of the NPP's National Delegates Conference in October.

In a statement signed by Ellen Ama Daaku, Communication Director and Spokesperson for the Titus-Glover Campaign Team (TTGC), the team expressed gratitude to party members for what it described as a successful tour marked by strong participation and enthusiasm.

According to the statement, the engagements were organised into five zones—Akuapem/Guan Block, Krobo Block, Presidential Block, Sikaman Block and Kwahu Block—to facilitate broader interaction with delegates across the region.

"The exhibition of unity, sense of purpose and hospitality were exceptionally remarkable," the statement said, adding that the zonal approach made discussions "deeper, exciting and more impactful."

The campaign also welcomed what it described as encouraging feedback from party members, saying their commitment had reinforced confidence in the NPP's prospects in one of its electoral strongholds.

"The feedback and commitment from you assures us of great hope for our party in the region. The Eastern Region continues to be one of the stronghold regions for our party, and together we will make the NPP much stronger from the grassroots to the top," the statement noted.

Mr Titus-Glover launched his nationwide campaign for the National Organiser position in his home region of Greater Accra, with additional regional tours expected to continue in the coming weeks.

The NPP is preparing to elect a new crop of national executives at its National Delegates Conference in October as part of efforts to reorganise the party and strengthen its structures ahead of the 2028 general elections.