ADVERTISEMENT
People with money seeking to hijack NDC- Rawlings to delegates
In a statement, the founder of the NDC said the party must confront these stumbling blocks and ensure the interest of the party comes first.
Recommended articles
"As we work towards the selection of national executives, we should be guided by the enormity of the obstacles well-resourced individuals with parochial agendas will place in our way," he said in a statement issued by his Communications Directorate and signed by Kobina Andoh Amoakwa.
"We have to confront these stumbling blocks and ensure that the image and strength of the party come first.”
ADVERTISEMENT
The ex-president called on members of the NDC not to rest on their oars after the conclusion of the party’s regional elections over the weekend.
"While the results of the elections are a good indication of the sense of purpose of delegates and the membership of the party at large, we cannot rest on our oars,” he stated.
“The scourge of monetization which has engulfed our body politic was still manifest in many of the last regional elections.”
According to him, some victors won through monetary and material inducements instead of commitment to the ideals of the party.
“We have to be on the lookout for self-centred personalities, who managed to slip through the net due to revolting levels of monetary influence. Let us not allow such people to dilute, contaminate and weaken the progress that has been made,” he warned.
ADVERTISEMENT
He said as a party that seeks to rebuild and strengthen itself, it’s imperative that we see the results of the last elections as a small step towards confronting the bigger challenges facing the party.
"With dedication, teamwork, truth and integrity, the party will once again rise to its once envious position in Ghana’s political climate.”
JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: eyewitness@pulse.com.gh
Recommended articles
My mom said she wouldn't have birthed me - Asantehene recounts journey to kingship
Dr. Amoako Baah criticizes AG's counsel on Cecilia Dapaah's case as nonsense
Don’t vote for Mahama; he will destroy my legacy – Akufo-Addo pleads with Ghanaians
Binance CEO accuses Nigerian officials of demanding secret crypto bribe
Man notorious for stealing worshipers' phones in churches finally arrested
Man sets himself on fire after failed attempt to kill his wife
Excessive use of cellphones, computers can make you go blind, here's how
Elections 2024: Here are 4 bold promises Bawumia has made to Ghanaians
