Five NDC youth organisers in Western Region pay courtesy call on Armah-Kofi Buah

Five young leaders from the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Western Region journeyed to the Member of Parliament for Ellembelle and Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah. They sought the minister's attention to discuss ways to increase NDC youth involvement in upcoming government initiatives.

Led by MacDonald Kwofie, the delegation emphasized the need for young people to be considered for employment opportunities and cooperation in cooperative mining and land reclamation programmes. The group expressed their commitment to peace, unity, and bolstering the NDC's youth structures in the region. They urged the minister to account for branch youth organisers when such opportunities arose.

The appeal was part of a larger conversation about how to engage young people in the party's activities and ensure a peaceful political environment for effective mobilisation and development. The ministers acknowledged the delegation, commending them for initiating the meeting. He also highlighted the necessity for ongoing interaction between elected officials and the party's youth segments.

The minister advised the youth organisers to maintain discipline, commitment, and unity while prioritising the party's collective interests over personal differences. He also underscored the significance of peaceful and respectful political discourse, especially at the grassroots level. The meeting concluded with the organizers pledging to strengthen grassroots mobilisation, promote unity, and support initiatives aimed at enhancing the NDC's presence in the Western Region.

The delegation included representatives from Jomoro, Takoradi, Sekondi, Essikado-Ketan, and Ellembelle.