Tension At NDC Headquarters As Azorka Supporters Attempt To Enter Restricted Areas

Tension was reported at the National Democratic Congress (NDC) headquarters as supporters of National Chairman aspirant Sofo Azorka attempted to force their way into restricted areas ahead of his vetting.

The incident reportedly occurred as the party continued its screening exercise for aspirants seeking various national executive positions. Azorka was among those scheduled to appear before the Elections Committee as part of preparations for the party’s next internal elections.

According to the account accompanying footage of the incident, some of his supporters attempted to gain access to areas within the headquarters that had been restricted. Their actions reportedly led to a chaotic scene, drawing attention to the atmosphere surrounding the vetting exercise.

The incident came at a sensitive moment for the party, which had begun assessing aspirants seeking to occupy influential positions within its national leadership structure. The National Chairman position is among the key offices being contested in the internal elections.

The NDC’s two-day vetting exercise commenced on Wednesday, November 11, and is expected to conclude on Thursday, November 12. A total of 121 aspirants are undergoing the process after successfully completing the nomination requirements.

The screening is intended to allow the Elections Committee to examine candidates’ credentials and determine whether they meet the party’s guidelines for contesting the various positions.

While supporters often accompany candidates during major party activities, access restrictions at the headquarters are intended to regulate movement around the venue where the vetting is taking place.

The reported attempt by some Azorka supporters to enter restricted sections therefore raised tension as the committee continued its work.

However, details about what happened after the attempted entry, including whether security personnel intervened or anyone was injured, have not been established from the information provided.

The incident adds a tense moment to the NDC’s ongoing internal electoral process, which is attracting attention as aspirants seek positions that will shape the party’s national leadership in the coming period.

Source: https://x.com/sikaofficial1/status/2120493087839731963?s=46

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