NDC must win 2020 general elections - Koku Anyidoho

The Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress, Koku Anyidoho, has urged his fellow comrades to continue to work in the interest of the party irrespective of the out of the party’s bid to elect new executives.

He indicated that the NDC needs a united front to work assiduously towards wrestling power from the from the Akufo-Addo-led-government

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“we must win at all cost to deliver this country from the claws of the Akufo-Addo government that is misleading this country into a ditch”, he said at the NDC Volta Regional Delegates Congress at the Ho Technical University auditorium.

Mr Anyidoho who is seeking a re-election reiterated his assertion that President Akufo-Addo was fortunate to have won the 2020 elections to expose to Ghanaians the capabilities of the President.

“I keep saying that it is by the grace of God that President Akufo-Addo won so that we can see for the first time a President who has been misled. They said we [NDC] doesn’t know how to lead, at least we could lead, they lead and they got misled”

Meanwhile, 884 delegates are expected to elect 19 regional executives from 54 aspirants at today’s Congress.





Former Transport Minister, Dzifa Attivor, is seeking to be given the node to chair affairs and mobilize the party right from the grassroots to the top hierarchy for victory in 2020, while the incumbent chairman, John Gyapong Kudjo, is also eying a reelection.

Speaking at the Delegates Congress, Mr Gyapong outlined his firm assertion that the NDC did not loss in the Volta Region.

“I want to differ that we [NDC] in the Volta Region have lost an election, in 2016 we presented 26 MPs for the contest, we won 25 out of the 26, it was something very small that caused us to loss Krachi East.”

Mr Gyapong who added the party mobilized 85% of the regional votes under his stewardship lauded the enthusiasm exhibited by party memebers towards reorganizing the party for the 202 elections.

Meanwhile one of John Mahama’s campaign song threw the Congress into frenzy few moments to the commencement of the election process.