Despite two interlocutory injunction applications by Dr. Kwabena Duffour and Mr. Edgar Boateng to postpone the primaries, the NDC has finally been cleared to proceed with the much-awaited presidential and parliamentary elections this Saturday, 13 May 2023.
Comrades of the Germany Chapter as well as many other comrades across the globe were highly concerned about the decisions taken to injunct the primaries. Such actions have the potential of dwarfing the bright chances for the NDC Party in the 2024 general elections. Luckily, the Party has crossed the last hurdle to go ahead with the primaries as planned.
It is our wish that all presidential and parliamentary candidates as well as delegates to comport themselves and ensure an incident-free event this Saturday.
This is a family contest among comrades to elect competent and winnable candidates to capture both the presidential seat as well as parliamentary majority come 7 January 2025.
Ghanaians are yearning for the NDC to come back to power to rescue them from this reckless, insensitive, and wicked Akufu-Addo-Bawumia-led government. Therefore, the NDC cannot fail Ghanaians in this regard!
We urge the rank and file of the Party to seek unity of purpose and work hard for a resounding victory in 2024.
Our Chapter wishes the NDC Party peaceful presidential and parliamentary Primaries.
Eye Zu, Eye Za
Long live Germany Chapter
Long live the NDC Party
Long live Ghana.
Sgd
Comrade Daniel Dake
Chairman, NDC Germany Chapter



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