Former Dormaa Central Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Gordon Asubonteng, has called on members of the National Democratic Congress to conduct themselves peacefully before, during and after the party’s upcoming constituency elections.
He urged aspirants, delegates and party supporters to exercise restraint, respect one another and prioritise the unity and collective interest of the party throughout the electoral process.
Hon. Asubonteng stressed that the elections should not create divisions among members, noting that the party’s strength lies in its unity and ability to work together towards a common goal. He encouraged all contestants to accept the outcome of the elections in good faith and urged supporters to avoid actions and utterances that could undermine the peace and cohesion of the party.
Hon. Gordon Asubonteng stressed that democracy is about choice, stressing that he, like every delegate, has the right to choose a preferred candidate.
He urged party members to respect one another’s choices and avoid actions that could create divisions within the party.
Hon. Asubonteng also called on party authorities to ensure the elections are conducted in accordance with the party’s laws and regulations, without the use of force or other forms of violence. He noted that each position would have only one winner, urging all aspirants and delegates to ensure a free, fair and transparent electoral process. He stressed that peaceful conduct and acceptance of the results would be crucial to preventing disunity and strengthening the party after the elect
ions.
