Nkwanta South NDC delegates call for peaceful election

Aspirants and stakeholders of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Nkwanta South Constituency have called for peaceful campaigning and transparent elections ahead of the upcoming constituency polls.

Ayidakyew Fusein Juna, organiser of Friends of Geoffrey Kini, who hosted a unity programme for aspirants to engage delegates, said protecting peace in Nkwanta South must remain a shared responsibility.

He urged all party members to reject tribal politics and insults, emphasising that the NDC stands for unity under one umbrella.

Speaking with Adom News, Emmanuel Benyingi, an aspirant for the Secretary position, urged constituency executives to effectively hold party and government leaders accountable to ensure that development reaches every part of the constituency.

“Every constituency deserves its share of the national cake, which will help develop the country,” he said.

The Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Joseph Antwi Awal, advised aspirants and delegates to avoid insults, personal attacks, and acts that could create disunity.

He urged contestants to focus on ideas and development, stressing that unity after the elections would be vital to the NDC’s success.

Delegates pledged to support a peaceful process and called on the party leadership to ensure fairness and transparency.