Don’t sacrifice NDC’s 2028 ambition for internal elections – Majority Leader
Majority Leader and Builsa North MP James Agalga has cautioned members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) against allowing internal rivalry ahead of the party’s constituency elections to undermine its preparations for the 2028 general elections.
James Agalga, Majority Leader of Parliament and MP for Builsa North, has called upon National Democratic Congress (NDC) members to uphold peace and unity as the party prepares for constituency elections on Saturday, October 24. In a statement, Agalga urged party members and candidates to exercise caution in their words and actions as the campaigns progress.
He stressed the importance of refraining from insults and character assassination, emphasizing the need for the elections to take place in an atmosphere of love, unity, and mutual respect. "Let us conduct these elections in unity, love and peace, devoid of insults and character assassination," Agalga emphasized. He reminded all party members of their collective responsibility to safeguard the NDC's future, warning against actions that could jeopardize the party's long-term political objectives.
"We all have a stake in the 2028 journey. Let us not undermine that future in our quest to serve the Party today," he cautioned. Agalga expressed optimism that the constituency elections would bolster the party and enhance cohesion among its members, extending his best wishes to all candidates. "May the best candidates win, and may the NDC emerge stronger and more united after these elections," he concluded.
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