Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore, the National Democratic Congress’ Greater Accra Regional Chairman, told reporters he is confident delegates will re‑elect him on Saturday, November 14, as the party prepares for its 2028 electoral campaign.
In an interview with Philip Nii Lartey, Mr Moore said he expects the delegates to reward the party’s hard work and leadership, adding that the NDC has not “sold the party to the highest bidder.”
He highlighted the party’s gains in the region, noting a 29,600‑vote increase in one election and more than 569,000 votes for the NDC in Greater Accra overall. “We are here today to reward everybody; we are not having a regional congress, we are having a Thanksgiving service,” he said, citing door‑to‑door and street campaigning as key to the success.
Mr Moore also expressed optimism about the 2028 general elections, stating he is ready to strategise again for the contest, even though a formal decision has not yet been made. He credited collective efforts from party members at all levels, government appointees and MMDCEs for the improved electoral performance.
Delegates will vote on Saturday to elect regional executives who will steer the party for the next four years. The elections are part of a broader reorganisation ahead of the national executive elections on December 19, 2026.
The Electoral Commission will conduct the polls, with the Ghana Police Service providing security. The NDC’s regional elections are scheduled for November 14 and 15, following a Regional Youth and Women’s Conference on November 13.
