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Asutifi North DCE confident new NDC executives will retain seat in 2028

The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Asutifi North in the Ahafo Region, Hafiz Dauda, has expressed confidence that the newly elected constituency executives of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) will strengthen the party’s chances of retaining the parliamentary seat in the 2028 general elections. He said the composition of the new leadership, which includes both […]

Asutifi North DCE confident new NDC executives will retain seat in 2028

Hafiz Dauda, the District Chief Executive for Asutifi North in the Ahafo Region, is optimistic that the recently elected National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency executives will bolster the party's prospects of retaining their parliamentary seat in the upcoming 2028 general elections. The new leadership's blend of seasoned officials and fresh faces brings a valuable mix of experience and innovative thinking to the table, enhancing the party's electoral strategy.

Speaking to Adom News during the party's constituency elections, Dauda revealed that the 1,008 delegates who cast their votes had chosen a team capable of crafting effective strategies to bolster NDC support and secure victory in 2028. He emphasized that the blend of experienced party officials and new members would bring a surge of energy to the constituency's political endeavors while preserving the continuity of leadership.

Dauda encouraged the newly elected executives to collaborate, fortify the party's grassroots structures, and keep their sights set on the objective of retaining the parliamentary seat. He also applauded the efforts of party members, security forces, the District Security Council (DISEC), and the Electoral Commission in ensuring a peaceful and fair election.

Dauda praised the violence-free election as a significant success and appealed to all stakeholders to maintain unity and cooperation as the party readies itself for future electoral challenges.

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