NDC supporters storm Fomena constituency office over alleged disqualification of chairman aspirant
Some aggrieved supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Adansi Fomena Constituency have stormed the party’s office to protest the alleged disqualification of Atipile Mohammed, seeking the chairmanship position. The supporters, who gathered at the party office on Wednesday morning, described the decision as unfair and are demanding an explanation from the constituency […]
Alleged disqualification of Atipile Mohammed, a candidate for chairmanship in the Adansi Fomena Constituency, has prompted NDC supporters to storm the party's office. On Wednesday morning, the aggrieved individuals gathered at the party headquarters to express their discontent. The supporters claimed the decision was unjust and demanded clarification from the constituency leadership.
Adjei Murphy, spokesperson for the group and Dompoase Branch Chairman, told Adom News that Mohammed's candidacy would strengthen the NDC in the Fomena constituency. He added that the disqualification would undo progress the party has made leading up to the 2028 election. The demonstrators vowed to oppose any unfair attempts to disqualify Mohammed, stating they believe he has a strong chance of winning.
They are urging the party to provide a clear explanation of the circumstances surrounding the alleged disqualification before the upcoming constituency elections.
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