Asunafo North NDC youth organiser urges delegates to elect leaders capable of retaining power in 2028

Nicholas Sowah, the incumbent National Democratic Congress (NDC) Youth Organiser for Asunafo North in the Ahafo Region, has called upon party delegates to elect leaders who can help the party retain power in the 2028 general elections. Sowah, who is also vying for re-election, emphasized the need for committed and hardworking executives to build upon the party's recent successes and maintain its political influence.

He attributed the NDC's triumph in the presidential and parliamentary elections of 2024, following a 24-year stint in opposition, to the strategies implemented by his leadership and two deputies aimed at recruiting more young members.

Sowah pointed out that the upcoming 2028 elections would present a substantial challenge for the NDC, highlighting the importance of selecting leaders with the necessary experience and commitment to energize constituents and fortify the party's local foundations. He urged delegates to elect him as their representative and to choose other dedicated executives, stating that their combined efforts would be vital in securing power and advancing development within the constituency.

On the other hand, Razak, the incumbent Secretary of the NDC in Asutifi North and also a candidate for re-election, appealed to delegates to retain his position, crediting his experience for the party's victories in the 2024 general elections. He contended that his expertise would be instrumental in helping the party preserve its power in the upcoming elections.

Razak also doubted his deputy's capacity to devise effective strategies to secure victory in the 2028 general elections, urging delegates not to support his opponent's candidacy.