Like all human institutions, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has in recent times been rocked by numerous internal challenges and which issues seemed to disintegrate its front as Ghana’s largest opposition group and a government awaiting its due time. Indeed well before, during and after its Tamale Delegates Conference, myriads of internal bickering, disagreements and disharmony had raised their ugly heads within the elephant’s fraternity and among the party’s rank and file particularly at the upper rungs.