There should be no time to waste and they should get down to serious work, he said, when he spoke to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) in Kumasi.
He reminded the leaders to put in place an organizational plan to convince voters that the CPP was in for business and that it was the party they could trust with their votes.
Mr Danso expressed deep upset about what he said was the inaction of the national officers, and said he found it “difficult to understand what is happening”.
“While, the other opposing political parties were taking steps to organize things to engage in a real contest, the CPP appeared to be showing no signs of life, something” he labelled as unhealthy.
The former Chairman said he had no doubt that when it got its act right, the party could easily win the 2016 polls because it was not carrying any ethnicity baggage.
He rallied genuine members to work with unity of purpose and accept to make the needed sacrifices to restore the CPP to its proper place in Ghanaian politics.
