Dr. Sammy Ayeh Picks Forms to Contest NDC Deputy Communications Officer Position

Presidential staffer Dr. Sammy Ayeh has picked nomination forms to contest for the position of Deputy Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), signalling his intention to take on a more active role in the party’s communication machinery.

Dr. Ayeh’s decision to enter the race is expected to generate interest among party supporters and members as the NDC prepares for the internal processes that will determine individuals responsible for communicating its policies, defending its positions and engaging the public on matters of national importance.

The Deputy Communications Officer position is an important role within the party’s communication structure. The holder is expected to support the Communications Officer in explaining the party’s policies, responding to political developments, addressing public concerns and coordinating communication efforts among party members and supporters.

With his experience as a presidential staffer, Dr. Ayeh could seek to draw on his exposure to government operations and political communication as he pursues the position. His decision to contest may also reflect his ambition to contribute more directly to the party’s public engagement and organisational activities.

The NDC’s communications team plays a significant role in shaping public discussions about the party’s programmes, political direction and governance agenda. Its officers are often required to respond to statements from political opponents, clarify the party’s positions on government policies and communicate developments to the public through traditional and digital media platforms.

Dr. Ayeh’s entry into the contest could therefore add to the competition for positions within the party’s communications department, particularly as aspirants seek to convince delegates and other party stakeholders of their suitability for the role.

However, further details regarding his campaign priorities, proposed communication strategy and specific plans for the position have not been provided in the available information.

His nomination will place him among those seeking to influence how the NDC communicates with its members, supporters and the wider Ghanaian public.

As the internal contest progresses, attention is likely to focus on the candidates’ experience, commitment to party organisation and ability to communicate the NDC’s message effectively.

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