NDC gives aspirants five days to remove ‘oversized’ campaign posters ahead of internal elections
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has given members and aspirants involved in its ongoing reorganisation exercise five days to comply with new rules governing the size and display of campaign posters and banners. The party has capped the dimensions of campaign materials at five feet wide and eight feet high, warning that those who deliberately […]
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has issued a directive requiring its members and aspirants to remove oversized campaign posters and banners within a five-day timeframe ahead of internal elections. The ruling party's Functional Executive Committee (FEC) announced the five-foot by eight-foot size limit on October 9, following a meeting on Tuesday, October 6.
General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey signed the statement, expressing concern over the display of large posters and banners across the country. The party asserts that these rules aim to promote discipline and fairness during the reorganisation process, ensuring a level playing field for all aspirants. Campaign materials are now permitted only at designated locations, such as constituency and regional party offices and approved election grounds.
Unauthorized placement of campaign materials will result in disciplinary action. The FEC emphasizes that these measures align with the NDC's commitment to government under restraint, modesty, and the values the party espouses, as they represent the expectations of the Ghanaian people.
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