NDC election: Ashanti NSA Director files nomination for Regional Organiser, vows to boost parliamentary seats
The Ashanti Regional Director of the National Service Authority (NSA), Emmanuel Fynn Reagan, has officially filed his nomination to contest the Regional Organiser position of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC). Mr. Reagan has pledged to unite party members and strengthen the party’s electoral fortunes in the region. Mr Reagan, who is the current Deputy […]
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has seen its Ashanti Regional Director, Emmanuel Fynn Reagan, file his nomination to run for the position of Regional Organiser. Mr. Reagan, who currently serves as Deputy Regional Youth Organizer, has vowed to bolster the party's standing in the region and secure more parliamentary seats. As a regional youth organizer, he has expressed confidence in the NDC's potential to make substantial electoral gains in Ashanti, a stronghold traditionally held by the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
He made it clear that his goal is to break down the belief that the Ashanti Region is an untouchable constituency for the NDC. Reagan assured party delegates that if elected, the NDC will no longer be considered a 'stronghold'. He further claimed that the NDC is prepared to make significant inroads in the region, urging members not to underestimate the party’s chances in parliamentary races.
Reagan highlighted that reversing the NDC's electoral fortunes in Ashanti will necessitate purposeful leadership, integrity, credibility, and a solid grassroots mobilisation plan. He urged the delegates to vote for leaders who can unite the party, mobilize the grassroots, and position the NDC to compete effectively across all constituencies in the Ashanti Region.
Reagan expressed optimism that, with the right leadership and collective effort, the NDC could increase its parliamentary representation and improve its electoral performance in the region.
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