By Prince Nornorme, GNA
Kpando (V/R), Oct. 23, GNA -The Member of Parliament for Kpando, Mr. Sebastian Deh, has sent a goodwill message to party members ahead of the Kpando Constituency Conference and Elections scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Global City, Kpando.
Speaking with Ghana News Agency on Friday October 23, Mr. Deh expressed profound gratitude to all stakeholders whose contributions had made the event possible.
He thanked the National and Regional Executives from Accra and Ho for their guidance and support, the Electoral Commission for its preparedness, and the Ghana Police Service and other security agencies for their commitment to maintaining peace.
He also acknowledged the support of chiefs, queenmothers and elders, the Municipal Chief Executive, Mr. Killian Donkor and the Municipal Assembly, constituency and branch executives, delegates across the 24 polling wards, the youth and women’s wings, and all aspirants who had offered themselves for service to the party.
Mr. Deh said the conference would once again demonstrate the strength of participatory democracy as provided for in Articles 7 and 8 of the party’s Constitution.
He urged all aspirants, their supporters and every party member to conduct themselves with decorum, restraint and mutual respect as they approached the final hours of campaigning.
“Let us protect the unity and goodwill we have worked hard to build within our constituency,” he said.
He reminded members of the party’s motto of Unity, Stability and Development, stressing that regardless of the outcome, the NDC in Kpando remained one family under one big umbrella, the Akatamanso.
“Whoever wins, the NDC in Kpando wins,” he noted.
Mr Deh wished all contestants the best and prayed for a peaceful, credible and successful conference.
He called on members to demonstrate to Ghana that Kpando remained a stronghold of the NDC and that the constituency was united and firmly committed to resetting Ghana under the leadership of President John Dramani Mahama.
“May our conference be peaceful, our elections credible, and our unity enduring,” he added.
GNA
Edited by: Maxwell Awumah /Kenneth Odeng Adade