Nkwanta South NDC delegates call for peaceful election

Delegates representing the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Nkwanta South constituency have called for a peaceful electoral process and transparent elections. Ayidakyew Fusein Juna, the organizer of Friends of Geoffrey Kini, hosted a unity meeting for potential candidates. He stressed the importance of safeguarding peace in Nkwanta South and urged party members to refrain from tribal politics and personal insults. Juna highlighted that the NDC is committed to unity under one banner.

Emmanuel Benyingi, a candidate for the position of Secretary, spoke with Adom News. He urged constituency executives to hold party and government leaders accountable, ensuring that development benefits all areas of the constituency. Benyingi emphasized that every region should receive its fair share of the national resources, which would contribute to the country's overall growth.

The Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Joseph Antwi Awal, advised candidates and delegates to avoid personal attacks, insults, and any actions that could lead to disunity among the party members. He emphasized that the focus should be on ideas and development, stating that unity after the elections would be crucial for the NDC's success.

Delegates pledged their support for a peaceful electoral process and appealed to the party leadership to ensure that the elections are conducted fairly and transparently.