in line with a Citinewsroom story. The National Democratic Congress (NDC)'s Greater Accra Regional Chairman, Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore, has vehemently disagreed with a letter that is making the rounds in the area requesting nominations from constituents for a number of positions.Ashie Moore confirmed in a statement released on December 25, 2024, that the letter was not approved by the national leadership of the party and asked all NDC members to ignore it.Moore clarified that neither the party's official structures nor the regional executive committee had been consulted over the letter. "The Regional Secretary made this decision alone, and the party's established structures did not support it," he clarified. In his remarks, the chairman underlined that the paper should not be regarded seriously because it
Moore also addressed the party's present emphasis on the handover of power in his statement, reassuring members that the NDC's transition team was fully dedicated to ensuring a seamless handover while collaborating with the President-Elect. He signaled the NDC's preparedness to take the lead with a clear and strategic agenda by emphasizing the team's goal of enacting the top 10 policies within the first 120 days of the incoming administration. Many party members are now on guard about the appropriate avenues for communication and decision-making inside the NDC as a result of Ashie Moore's rejection of the nomination letter. As the NDC gets ready for its next leadership change, the chairman's appeal for unity and loyalty to party institutions comes at a crucial moment.


The NDC is concentrating on upholding party unity and discipline as the situation develops in preparation for the impending political shifts. Moore's strong opposition to the illegal letter demonstrates the party's dedication to following the right process and maintaining internal accountability as it gets ready for the duties and obligations of governance.