The Deputy National Women’s Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Jifa Tegah, has officially declared her intention to contest the party’s National Deputy General Secretary position ahead of its upcoming executive elections.
Addressing party faithful and journalists at the NDC headquarters at Rawlings House, Ms Tegah stated that her decision to join the race stems from a firm resolve and a deep sense of responsibility toward the future and administrative strength of the party.
Reflecting on her tenure as Deputy National Women’s Organiser, she noted that her service has taken her across various branches, constituencies, and regions nationwide. She emphasized that these extensive grassroots engagements have provided her with invaluable firsthand experience in political communication and constituency management.
Ms Tegah highlighted that the strength of the NDC relies heavily on a solid administrative backbone, pointing out that the office of the Deputy General Secretary serves a critical function in driving the daily operations and organizational efficiency of the party.
Outlining her vision, she pledged to bridge the gap between the national leadership and the party base by bringing the Secretariat closer to the rank and file. She further committed to ensuring that members’ concerns are promptly addressed, proper party records are maintained, and the sacrifices of grassroots activists are fully recognized.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
