Angsongna Claudius nomination for NDC Deputy Regional Secretary, promises scholarships for 44 youth
Dr Angsongna B. Claudius, popularly known as Dr ABC, on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, filed his nomination to contest for the position of Deputy Regional Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Upper West Region.
Dr. Angsongna B. Claudius, widely known as Dr. ABC, submitted his nomination on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, to run as the Deputy Regional Secretary for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Upper West Region. In his campaign, he pledged to provide scholarships for 44 youth and create job opportunities while advocating for improved party structures. Dr. ABC aimed to reorganize the party at the grassroots level and mobilize members in preparation for the 2028 general elections.
During his announcement, Dr. ABC confirmed his commitment to supporting at least one individual from each of the region's 11 constituencies annually to access tertiary education, benefiting 44 people over his proposed four-year term. The scholarships would cover first-degree, master's, and PhD programs. He explained that his motivation for this initiative stemmed from his personal experience as a scholarship beneficiary and his efforts to assist colleagues in securing financial support for their education.
Additionally, Dr. ABC vowed to equip NDC constituency offices with essential equipment such as printers, scanners, photocopiers, internet access, and refrigerators. This transformation would turn the offices into functional secretariats serving both party members and the surrounding communities. The initiative would also generate employment opportunities for young individuals who would manage these facilities, emphasizing that party leadership must prioritize the well-being of its supporters beyond rally support.
Citing his extensive background, Dr. ABC highlighted his experience as a District Director of Veterinary Services and his tenure as president of the Graduate Students Association of Ghana (GRASAG) at the University for Development Studies (UDS) and the University of Ghana. He discussed his leadership roles at the two universities, as well as his service on the University of Ghana Council and as an NDC student executive at the UDS Nyankpala campus.
These experiences, he argued, demonstrated his capability to lead diverse groups and collaborate with seasoned professionals. Dr. ABC stressed his dedication to fostering an environment of unity, stating that he was prepared to work with whoever was elected as the NDC Regional Secretary, regardless of any factions within the party.
He urged other candidates to focus on their policy proposals and allow delegates to make the final decision, emphasizing that unity post-elections would be vital to the party's success. His primary objectives included enhancing grassroots mobilization, refining the party's organizational structure, broadening educational opportunities, and generating employment prospects for the youth to contribute to the NDC's preparations for the 2028 elections.
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