DLFM 106.9 Home of Legends
Following the demise of MP Dr. John Kumah, the NDC has yet to finalize its stance on participation in the forthcoming Ejisu by-election in the Ashanti region.
Despite expressing confidence in its candidate for the December 7 general elections, the party hesitates over its involvement in the forthcoming by-election, citing concerns about costs alongside other factors.
“As I speak to you now, the party is yet to firm up on our decision whether to contest or not to contest. I’m sure that in the coming days we will officially make a statement to declare our position on whether we are going in or not. We are considering other factors as well.
“In these elections there are costs, there is disruption in some of your calendar activities moving into the main election. The big catch for us is December 7 election,” the Ashanti Regional Secretary of the NDC, Dr. Frank Amoakohene said in an interview with Starr News.
He added: “So were are looking, if time permits, the resources permit, if the indications permit that we go in full force and make a case out of the elections, and possibly win the election for the first time, our research team will report back to us in the coming week and once we have that research document from them and we are able to analyze it, then we will be guided by the data on why we would want to participate.”
Story by Y. Adjapong
Written by: DLFM
By-Elections Ejisu Ejisu By-Elections Ghana NDC
Post comments (0)