Businessman launches second bid for NDC Upper West Chairmanship
A businessman, Alhaji Alhassan Adams, has launched his second bid for the Upper West Regional Chairmanship of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), promising a decentralised party structure and a clear regional development agenda. Mr Adams, popularly known as Chairman Randy, made the declaration at Nandom, saying his decision was driven by a renewed interest in … The post Businessman launches…
Businessman Alhaji Alhassan Adams has announced a second bid for the Upper West Regional Chairmanship of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), vowing a decentralized party structure and a clear regional development plan. Known as Chairman Randy, Adams made the announcement in Nandom, stating that his ambition to lead the party had been well-known among the party's members.
He previously ran for the position in 2022 but lost to incumbent Chairman Bunas. Adams emphasized his business and political experience, as well as his long-standing ties to the NDC, as reasons for his renewed interest in the race. He highlighted the importance of a regional agenda, advocating for the Upper West Region to define its own development priorities rather than relying on external influences.
Adams proposed initiatives in education, healthcare, family welfare, and a cooperative financial model to support party members. He stated that his campaign would focus on constituency coordination, grassroots welfare, and the development of a clear regional agenda during the upcoming NDC regional reorganisation.
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