An aspiring regional organizer of the New Patriotic Party in the Upper East Region, Charles Taleog Ndanbon, has admonished all aspirants to eschew politics of insults ahead of the regional delegates’ election to be held next month.
“Devoid of insults in your campaign because at the end of it we want everyone on board”
Mr. Ndanbon stated that the current three seats out of 15 constituencies in the region for the NPP is not appropriate considering the fact that the party is the major political party at the moment. With a vision to unite all ranks and file of the party, he envisage engaging in dynamic campaign to win more seats come 2020 if he is elected regional organizer of the party.
While entreating his supporters not to engage in activities that have the tendency of soiling the peace of the election atmosphere, he also encouraged them to work hard to increase the party’s fortunes in the region.
Mr. Ndanbon was addressing party supporters after he submitted his nomination form at the party’s regional office last Saturday to contest for the position of regional organizer.
The business man and politician stated that his track record of having served the party from the grassroots to the constituency level makes him stand tall among the other contestants.
“I have been a polling station chairman, two-times Nabdam constituency organizer, I have been a financial secretary of the party and an assemblyman of the Tindongo electoral area so I know if I’m given the mandate, I will serve the party well” he said.
By: Joshua Asaah|A1radioonline.com|Ghana
