Nana Akwasi Is The Leader NDC Needs To Break NPP Stronghold In Ashanti Region– Campaign Spokesperson

The campaign spokesperson for Nana Akwasi, Hon. Ernest Afayam, has called on members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ashanti Region to support his bid for leadership, describing him as the tested and experienced figure the party needs ahead of the 2028 general elections.

According to Ernest Afayam, the NDC needs a strong leader who understands the party’s challenges and has the experience to bring members together, strengthen its structures and improve its chances of winning more votes in the Ashanti Region.

He believes Nana Akwasi has the leadership qualities and political experience needed to take up the challenge and help the party achieve its long-term goals.

Afayam argued that the Ashanti Region remains one of the most important political battlegrounds in Ghana, particularly because of the strong support the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has traditionally enjoyed in the area.

He said the NDC cannot afford to approach the 2028 elections without putting in place a leadership team capable of building a stronger presence across the region.

In his view, Nana Akwasi is well positioned to provide the direction, commitment and experience required to move the party forward.

The campaign spokesperson also believes that the party must focus on unity and grassroots mobilisation if it hopes to make significant gains in the region. He suggested that winning the confidence of party members and supporters at the local level would be an important part of any strategy to improve the NDC’s electoral performance.

The call for Nana Akwasi’s leadership comes as political activities within the NDC begin to attract attention ahead of the party’s internal elections and preparations for the 2028 general elections.

The Ashanti Region is expected to remain a major focus for both the NDC and NPP as they work to strengthen their political structures and attract more voters.

For the NDC, improving its performance in the region could be an important part of its broader electoral strategy. The party will need committed organisers, effective communication and strong grassroots support to compete more effectively.

However, whether Nana Akwasi will emerge as the preferred choice will ultimately depend on the decision of party delegates and members who will participate in the internal electoral process.

Afayam’s endorsement shows the confidence his campaign has in Nana Akwasi’s ability to lead the party in the region.

He believes that with an experienced leader at the helm, the NDC can build stronger structures, unite its members and work towards its 2028 electoral ambitions.

The coming months are likely to reveal how much support Nana Akwasi can gather as the contest for leadership within the party develops.

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