The Deputy Minister for Transport and Member of Parliament for Jomoro in the Western Region, Dorcas Afo-Toffey, has called on National Democratic Congress (NDC) party delegates across the country to prioritise competence, commitment and the ability to deliver results in deciding who deserves their votes in the party’s ongoing regional election.
She urged delegates to make informed choices by entrusting their votes to individuals who have demonstrated the capacity to work effectively and advance the interests of the party. The Jomoro MP is currently monitoring the Western Regional NDC election ongoing in the Ellembelle District.
Madam Afo-Toffey cautioned against allowing personal interests, political differences and internal divisions to influence the electoral process, stressing that the party’s collective interest must remain paramount.
She emphasised the need for unity and mutual understanding among members, regardless of the outcome of the election, noting that the party’s strength lies in its ability to remain united and work towards a common goal.
According to her, the election should not create lasting divisions among members but rather serve as an opportunity to strengthen the party and position it for greater success.
She further encouraged delegates to conduct themselves responsibly throughout the electoral process, adding that every member has a role to play in ensuring the party emerges stronger.
Madam Afo-Toffey maintained that after the election, all members must put aside their differences, rally behind the elected leadership and work together for the ultimate good of the party.
She reiterated that the party’s broader objectives and future electoral fortunes should take precedence over individual ambitions, urging members to remain committed to the shared vision and aspirations of the party.
Her appeal comes amid growing calls for peaceful, transparent and credible internal elections, with party stakeholders emphasising the importance of cohesion and collective responsibility in building a formidable political force.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
