By Emmanuel Nyatsikor, GNA
Ho, Nov. 11 GNA – Mr Elliot Wogbe, the Deputy Regional Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) on Wednesday debunked claims and insinuations circulating within some quarters by some aspirants that he was no longer in good working terms with the Regional Organiser of the Party.
“I wish to state categorically that these claims are false, misleading and without any factual basis,” he said.
Mr Wogbe stated this in a press release he issued with the headline “Setting the records straight: False claims about my working relationship with my boss” and sighted by the Ghana News Agency in Ho.
He noted that there was no personal misunderstanding or a breakdown in communication between him and his boss.
The Deputy Regional Organiser who is contesting to maintain his position, intimated that their relationship remained cordial, respectful and founded on mutual understanding, shared commitment and the collective interest of their great Party.
He stated that it was rather unfortunate that some individuals would choose to manufacture stories and create unnecessary tension where none existed.
“Politics should not be an avenue for spreading rumours, creating divisions or attempting to weaken established working relationships,” he noted.
Mr Wogbe said as Deputy Regional Organiser, he fully understood the responsibilities that came with his office, adding that, he appreciated the importance of teamwork, loyalty, mutual respect and cooperation in achieving their collective political objectives.
The press release stated, ”Differences in opinions, where they may arise, in any working environment should never be misconstrued as personal disagreements or hostilities.
“My boss praised me before all the Constituency organisers and their deputies about how I have actually supported and given him peace of mind in the discharge of his duties.”.
Mr Wogbe noted that his commitment to the party remained unwavering and that his respect for his boss and leadership of the party remained intact.
He urged those peddling the false narratives to desist from such acts and channel their energies towards strengthening the party rather than creating imaginary divisions among its leadership.
He said, ”Our focus should be on building a stronger, united and formidable NDC not entertaining rumours designed to distract us from the task ahead.
“I remain committed to the Party, its leadership and the collective vision of advancing the interest of our members and supporters,” he said.
Mr Wogbe called on all delegates to vote massively for him come Saturday, November 14, 2026, to enable him to continue his good work for the party.
GNA
Edited by Maxwell Awumah/Benjamin Mensah