Brohane: Mr Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has issued a caution to both the electorate and party members against engaging in 'skirt and blouse' voting in the upcoming Presidential and Parliamentary Elections scheduled for December 7. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr Nketiah emphasized the importance of securing a parliamentary majority for the NDC as the nation gears up for the potential inauguration of former President John Dramani Mahama as the next President of Ghana on January 7, 2025. During a large rally of NDC supporters and members at Brohane in the Tain Constituency, part of his campaign tour in the Bono Region, Mr Nketiah underscored the necessity of a legislative majority to effectively conduct government business. He noted that such a majority would facilitate the realization of the vision set forth by former President Mahama for the country. Mr Nketiah stressed that the upcoming Election 2024 should transcend family or party ties and fo cus on competence, expressing confidence that the electorate is now more informed and will support the NDC in alleviating their challenges. Citing the need for a shift in voting patterns to favor former President Mahama, Mr Nketiah called on voters to consider their current living conditions and make informed decisions by supporting the NDC on December 7. He highlighted the experience and strengths of both the NDC and NPP governments, encouraging voters to choose based on their lived experiences. The campaign tour also included visits to the Jaman North constituency, where Mr Nketiah addressed rallies in Bonakire, Jinini, Adadiem, Dorbor, Namasa, and Hani. He took the opportunity to outline the achievements of the previous NDC government in these areas and urged voters to support the NDC in addressing local developmental needs.
- November 4, 2026
