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.
According to sources, supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Adansi Fomena Constituency have protested the alleged disqualification of their candidate, Atipile Mohammed, who is running for chairmanship. On Wednesday morning, the NDC supporters stormed the party's office and expressed their dissatisfaction with the decision, calling it unfair.
They demanded an explanation from the constituency leadership. The group's spokesperson, Adjei Murphy, who is also the Dompoase Branch Chairman and Coordinator, stated that Mohammed's candidacy has enhanced the NDC's appeal in the Fomena constituency and that his disqualification would undo the party's progress heading into the 2028 election.
The protesters vowed to prevent any unfair disqualification of Mohammed and believed he has a strong chance of winning. They are urging the party to provide a clear explanation regarding the alleged disqualification prior to the upcoming constituency elections.
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