NDC’s Fiifi Taylor warns NPP of tough contest if elected Greater Accra organiser

Fiifi Taylor, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate for Greater Accra Regional Organiser, has cautioned the New Patriotic Party (NPP) that a tough electoral battle awaits if he secures the position. Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen show, Taylor expressed his belief that his understanding of the NPP’s campaign tactics and the political landscape of the Greater Accra Region would provide the NDC with a strategic edge in future elections.

In the interview, Taylor confidently predicted that he would be able to outmaneuver the NPP’s Greater Accra Regional Organiser, Moses Abor, a competitor he respects but does not expect to outsmart. "I know who I am up against from the NPP side, which is Moses Abor," Taylor stated. "I respect him as a brother, but he knows that I won't be caught off guard by his tactics."

Taylor highlighted the NDC’s victory in the Okaikwei North constituency and the regained control of the Okaikwei South seat after 28 years as evidence of the party’s success in engaging key constituencies effectively. He emphasized that identifying and working with strategic groups, such as women, particularly market traders, is crucial for the NDC’s electoral mobilization efforts in the Greater Accra Region.

Taylor stressed that political parties should not limit their outreach to men but must also engage women and other influential groups in their campaigns. With his regional organiser position, Taylor asserted that he would bolster the NDC’s campaign efforts and put pressure on the NPP’s leadership by anticipating and countering their strategies.