Ningo-Prampram NDC endorses Michael Tetteh Kwettey for Greater Accra chairmanship
The Ningo Prampram Constituency executives of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) have declared their full support for former constituency chairman Michael Tetteh Kwettey’s bid to become the party’s Greater Accra Regional Chairman. The endorsement follows a meeting between Mr Kwettey and constituency executives as part of his campaign tour ahead of the party’s regional executive […]

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The Ningo Prampram Constituency executives of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) have declared their full support for former constituency chairman Michael Tetteh Kwettey’s bid to become the party’s Greater Accra Regional Chairman.
The endorsement follows a meeting between Mr Kwettey and constituency executives as part of his campaign tour ahead of the party’s regional executive elections scheduled for November 2026.
The executives pledged to collaborate with his campaign team and mobilise support for his candidature, expressing their commitment to helping him secure the position.
Mr Kwettey, who previously chaired the Ningo Prampram Constituency, also met traditional leaders, chiefs and other identifiable groups in the constituency behind closed doors as he began his campaign.
Addressing the constituency executives, he outlined his vision for the region, promising to build a regional party office, promote unity and prioritise the welfare of party members if elected.
He further pledged to provide each of the region’s 34 constituencies with seed funding of GH¢10,000 and periodically provide financial support to the party’s accounts.
Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Mr Kwettey said he had a lot to offer the NDC and was committed to ensuring that unity became a practical reality within the party.
He expressed delight at receiving the backing of his home constituency and appealed to other constituencies in the Greater Accra Region to support his candidature.
Mr Kwettey also urged party members campaigning for him to do so without vilification, stressing the need for a campaign that promotes unity rather than division.
He is expected to intensify his campaign across the Greater Accra Region as the party prepares for the November 2026 regional executive elections.
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- 272 words · 1 min read
- Published
- October 26, 2026
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- Gertrude Okyere
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- Adomonline.com