“Don’t Vote for Lazy Candidates in NDC Constituency Elections” — Rev. Batsa to Delegates.

An Eastern Regional Deputy Communications hopeful of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Rev. James Ofoe-Batsa(aka Rev) advised NDC delegates not to vote for candidates who are lazy and unwilling to work hard for the party.

According to him, delegates must elect competent and hardworking constituency executives who can effectively lead the party at the grassroots level and contribute to efforts to retain the NDC in power in the 2028 general elections.

Rev. Batsa made the call in an interview with the morning show host of Radio 1 100.7 FM on the Oman Mu Nsem programme.

He stressed that choosing people to occupy leadership positions at the constituency, regional and national levels requires careful consideration of their leadership qualities.

He said good party leaders must be approachable, willing to listen to diverse opinions, firm in decision-making and capable of handling challenges confronting the party.

Rev. Attieku further urged NDC delegates to look beyond personal interests and vote for candidates who have the commitment, competence and dedication needed to strengthen the party at the grassroots.

He expressed confidence that electing hardworking and effective executives would help improve the party’s organisational strength and contribute to the NDC’s preparations for the 2028 elections.
Rev. Attieku is a Minister of God and both local and International Relations Officer.

By: Nana Kwabena Addo/Radio1.