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Campaign Diaries - Western Region

September 16, 2018

Day 3 & 4

Day 3 of Team Betty's campaign  tour of the Western Region saw myself and my team visit Tarkwa Nsuaem, Prestea Huni Valley, Amenfi East, Amenfi West and Amenfi Central Constituencies.

Aowin, Suaman, Akotombra, Bodi and Juaboso constituencies hosted team Betty on Day 4 of the campaign tour.

In Tarkwa Nsuaem constituency, I met the only organizer who is a woman in the Western Region. It was heartwarmingly refreshing to see a woman achieve such remarkable heights. This is yet another remarkable feat in our quest for the empower the women and youth in our party.

An empowered youth and womem front is very necessary to propel the party to victory in 2020. There should be a pragmatic paradigm shift in the party's effort to empower our youth, women and the zongos. When elected as National Chairman, I pledge to provide the needed Leadership to make the NDC attractive to the youth who comprises of mainly the first time voters.
It is important to recognise the selfless
Roles played by party executives in these constituencies most of which operate in the most vulnerable communities in the Western Region. Their dedication has enabled the party to succeed, despite all odds, in maintaining their hold on the constituencies. More needs to be done to recover those seats we lost in 2016.

We also identified the need for a contemporary party with modern communication tools. Our communication structure needs strategic direction and attention to ensure that the party's policies and programmes are communicated to the grassroots. My term of office as National chairman will see a motivated, resourced and well equiped communication structure for the party.

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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