Agbodza raises concerns over conduct of NDC constituency elections
The Minister of Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, has called on members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to reflect on their conduct during the recent constituency elections, warning that some practices could erode the party’s values and identity. He said incidents he witnessed during the electoral process, particularly in the Volta Region and […]
Kwame Agbodza, the Minister of Roads and Highways, has expressed concern over the conduct of National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency elections. He urged NDC members to reflect on their actions during recent elections, warning that certain practices could damage the party's values and identity. Mr Agbodza mentioned witnessing suspicious activities in the Volta Region and other parts of the country, similar to those typically associated with the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).
He disclosed that he had never paid anyone to influence elections in his constituency of Adaklu and expressed his discomfort with the use of money to gain political support. Agbodza was disappointed by some developments during the latest elections, arguing that they did not align with the political tradition the NDC was founded upon.
He emphasized that his concerns were not limited to his constituency, urging party members to take these issues seriously and make necessary changes. The Minister also criticized the reluctance of some politicians to openly address party problems due to fear of losing colleagues' support. He stated he was willing to voice his concerns, even if it affected his popularity among party members.
Agbodza urged NDC members to acknowledge practices that could tarnish the party's reputation and work towards rectifying them.
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