The Minister for Food and Agriculture and Member of Parliament for Asunafo South, Eric Opoku, has urged aspirants contesting the National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency elections to uphold peace, fairness and unity throughout the electoral process.
In a goodwill message ahead of the elections taking place across the country today, Mr Opoku extended his best wishes to all contestants, encouraging them to demonstrate mutual respect and protect the unity of the party.
He emphasised that beyond individual ambitions, all aspirants shared a common responsibility to strengthen the NDC and contribute to Ghana’s development.
Mr Opoku congratulated those who would emerge victorious and encouraged those who might not win to remain committed to the party, noting that their dedication and contributions remained valuable to its progress.
He called on all party members to put the collective interests of the NDC first, preserve unity and work together towards building a stronger party.
The minister also urged party faithful to remain focused on the NDC’s ambition of securing victory in the 2028 general elections.
He concluded by wishing all contestants a peaceful, transparent and successful electoral process, stressing the importance of unity and cooperation in strengthening the party beyond the constituency elections.
