Ketu south: Mr Elolo White Kelie, the former youth organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ketu South Constituency of the Volta Region, has formally announced his bid for the party's chairmanship position in the area. Mr Kelie, with 26 years of political involvement, believes he has the necessary experience and vision to lead the party.
According to Ghana News Agency, Mr Kelie expressed confidence in his capability to win the position, highlighting his strong relationship with party members across the constituency. He stated his preparedness to contest when the polls open, emphasizing his long-held aspiration to mobilize public support for the NDC.
Currently serving as the chairman of the party's youth working committee in Ketu South, Mr Kelie emphasized his suitability to drive youth development and projects. His vision includes strengthening the grassroots base, mobilizing support, and positioning the NDC for future electoral successes. He stressed the need for experienced leadership to achieve these goals.
Mr Kelie underscored the importance of Ketu South as a stronghold for the NDC, referring to it as the party's 'World Bank.' He advocated for strong leadership to maintain the party's position in the constituency. His leadership style would prioritize unity among party structures, ensuring collaboration among executives, branch leaders, and stakeholders.
Acknowledging the significance of the chairmanship election, Mr Kelie noted the heightened interest among party members seeking a strong leader. He urged members to remain focused and united, rallying support based on his experience and dedication to maintaining progress in the constituency.
Mr Kelie viewed the election as a crucial step towards rebuilding the NDC in Ketu South, hoping his experience would benefit the party. He reiterated the constituency's importance as an NDC stronghold, with his bid seen as a significant declaration expected to influence the area's political landscape.
The internal elections of the NDC are anticipated to be competitive, with several experienced aspirants vying for top positions, aiming to become strong candidates for leadership roles.