Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mustapha Gbande, and National Organiser Joseph Yammin have filed their nominations to contest for re-election in the party’s upcoming National Executive Elections scheduled for December 19.
The two party executives are seeking to retain their respective positions on the NDC’s National Executive Board as the party prepares for the internal elections.
Speaking at the maiden edition of the Campaign Trail, an initiative by the NDC’s Elections Directorate, the two outlined their reasons for seeking another term in office.
Mustapha Gbande used the platform to tout what he described as the achievements of President John Mahama’s administration since returning to power in 2025, while criticising the previous Akufo-Addo government.
He said the NDC government had made progress across various sectors, adding that he was proud to have contributed to the party’s return to power.
The joint press briefing provided both executives an opportunity to make their case for re-election as they seek to maintain their positions within the party’s national leadership.
The December 19 elections are expected to determine the composition of the NDC’s National Executive Board as the party continues its internal reorganisation.