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I’m not contesting Tema Central in 2028 – TDC boss Nunekpeku

The Managing Director of TDC Ghana Ltd., Courage Makafui Nunekpeku, has denied reports that he intends to contest the Tema Central parliamentary seat in the 2028 general election.

I’m not contesting Tema Central in 2028 – TDC boss Nunekpeku

Courage Makafui Nunekpeku, the Managing Director of TDC Ghana Ltd., has refuted claims that he intends to run for the Tema Central parliamentary seat in the 2028 general election. He explicitly stated that he has no ambitions to pursue a parliamentary career in Tema Central or any other constituency and urged the public not to entertain any such speculation.

The Managing Director affirmed unequivocally that his primary focus is not to contest for the parliamentary seat of Tema Central in 2028 or in the future. His current and overriding priority lies in fulfilling the mandate bestowed upon him as the Managing Director of TDC Ghana Ltd. and contributing to the government's development agenda.

Nunekpeku clarified that his sole dedication continues to be the successful execution of the mandate entrusted to him by His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama to spearhead the Better Ghana Agenda and aid in the transformation he envisions for Ghana. He had previously vied in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary primary for the Tema Central Constituency in 2023.

This latest statement is designed to dispel rumors suggesting that he might contest for the NDC parliamentary nomination for the constituency ahead of the 2028 elections. Nunekpeku emphasized that his attention remains undivided towards his responsibilities at TDC Ghana Ltd. and his commitment to national progress as aligned with the government's priorities.

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