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Campaign Diaries - Greater Accra Region

September 08, 2018

Team Betty concluded the tour of the Greater Accra Region by visiting Krowor, Ledzokuku, Ningo-Prampram, Ablekuma Central, Amasaman, Shai Osudoku and Klottey Kottey Constituencies.

After visiting each one of the 34 constituencies in the Greater Accra Region, I am fully aware and reminded of the challenges our constituency and branch executives face in their service to our party in the urban and peri-urban areas of Accra. Highly populated urbanised constituencies face a different set of challenges in reaching out to their members than those in the rural environment.  These challenges still require empowerent of our youth and women to enable them fully participate in party activities. Issues facing student activism and organisation were addressed.

My message of Accessible Leadership has been widely endorsed by the majority of constituencies so far visited. The call is for a Leadership that would give power to our branches and their membership. The need for a leadership that is responsive to the challenges of the party with a experienced visionary leader at the helm of events is compelling.

The 4,762 branches in the Greater Accra Region are the catalyst of our electoral success in Greater Accra. We must increase our parliamentary seats and maintain the 12 seats we have. I promise to provide a Leadership that will make the branches and 34 constituencies in Greater Accra  stronger for electoral success in 2020. We must remember that Greater Accra are  traditionally loyal to NDC despite the varying geopolitics in a capital city.

I appreciate the host of excellent comments, suggestions,  queries and prayers and I am convinced that we shall make history and march on to victory.

Vote for Accessible Leadership,
Vote Betty Mould Iddrisu for National Chairman







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