Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore urges NDC unity after constituency elections

Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Greater Accra Regional Chairman, has urged newly elected constituency executives to prioritize party cohesion and reconciliation. Following the conclusion of internal party elections, he emphasized that a unified front is essential for the party’s success as it prepares for the 2028 general elections. In a formal congratulatory message, he highlighted that the strength of the party depends on the collective commitment of its grassroots leadership.

Moore congratulated the successful candidates on their victories and commended their dedication to the party's growth. He reminded the new executives that their primary responsibility is to serve both the NDC and the broader interests of the Ghanaian people with integrity. He stressed that strengthening party structures at the local level is a critical prerequisite for achieving national goals, urging the winners to move beyond the excitement of their victory and focus on the hard work of mobilization.

A key component of the chairman's message focused on reconciliation with unsuccessful candidates. Moore called on the winners to reach out to their opponents to ensure that no member is sidelined or discouraged from contributing to the party's mission. He also appealed to those who did not secure seats to remain engaged and active within the NDC, noting that every member’s expertise and participation are vital for the collective effort required in the upcoming political cycle.

In his closing remarks, Moore highlighted the importance of aligning all regional and constituency activities with the vision of President John Dramani Mahama. By focusing on shared objectives and fostering deep-seated collaboration, the regional chairman expressed confidence that the Greater Accra branch would be well-positioned to contribute significantly to the NDC's performance. He concluded by reiterating that unity remains the party's most potent tool for securing victory in 2028.