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No appointment for any NDC member who has not been to party school
Nobody can run for president or get an appointment as a minister, metropolitan, municipal or district chief executive if the person had not gone through the Ghana Institute of Social Democracy (GISD), the party says.
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According to him, nobody can run for president or get an appointment as a minister, metropolitan, municipal or district chief executive if the person had not gone through the Ghana Institute of Social Democracy (GISD).
He believes that such a move will enable the NDC to restore its core values and avoid repeating past mistakes.
“This business where there was an attempt to cut the past completely and create a new identity within the party is what has led us to opposition.”
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“The NDC is NDC, there is no leader who will come and is bigger than the NDC, there’s no leader who will be allowed to create his own party within the party; and going forward never again will certain mistakes of the past be repeated.
“… And that is the reason we are going to the school; before you become minister, before you become DCE, before you become MP, if you don’t go through the institute, master you won’t get it,” Mr Anyidoho told Accra-based Class FM.
He further argued that the school is important for party members because “you must get to the office with the orientation that the party put you there.”
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“Even to become president, you must go to the school so that you don’t become president and appoint your family and friends, so that people go to the ministerial vetting and when they ask: ‘Are you NDC?’, you say you are not NDC. If you are not NDC, who nominated you to become minister on the ticket of the NDC?” he asked.
“It means the nominating authority itself needs orientation,” Mr Anyidoho added.
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