Kojo Adu-Asare calls for change in NDC Greater Accra regional leadership

Former Adentan Member of Parliament, Kojo Adu-Asare, has called on delegates of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to consider replacing Greater Accra Regional Chairman Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore in the party’s upcoming regional elections.

He said concerns surrounding the regional leadership, particularly following the party’s last general election, had affected the image of the chairmanship position and made a case for a new face.

Speaking in an interview on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen show, Mr Adu-Asare said a change in leadership could help the party consolidate its electoral gains and strengthen its structures in the region.

He explained that tensions between the regional chairman and secretary over the past four years had undermined teamwork and collaboration within the regional leadership.

According to him, Greater Accra had experienced leadership disagreements that were not as pronounced in other regions, making it necessary for the party to address the situation ahead of the next electoral cycle.

“Especially after the elections, with all the issues that have come up in the Greater Accra Region for the wrong reasons, particularly surrounding the chairman, I think it has brought a little dent and damage to the seat. I feel the delegates should look at replacing the chairman,” he said.

Mr Adu-Asare, however, said he did not have a preferred candidate for the position, stressing that his call was for a new face who could promote unity and effective collaboration.

He said the success of the party depended on the ability of its regional executives to work together rather than allow personal disagreements to affect its operations.

He added that stronger cooperation among the regional leadership would help improve the party’s performance in future elections.

Mr Adu-Asare urged delegates to prioritise cohesion, teamwork and effective leadership when deciding who should lead the party in the Greater Accra Region.

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